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The Berger Hybrid Target 155 grain is a .30 caliber (.308 diameter) match projectile built for the reloader who cares about every tenth of an inch on paper. It pairs Berger's signature Hybrid ogive with a boat tail base, giving you a bullet that tracks true downrange while staying forgiving on the loading bench. With a hollow point boat tail design and a 155 grain weight, it hits a sweet spot that's long been popular in .308 Win and similar cartridges for both match work and precision practice.
The Hybrid ogive is the heart of this bullet. Near the bearing surface the shape starts out as a tangent, which makes it easy to tune and less picky about where you seat it, then it transitions into a secant profile that flattens trajectory and shaves down wind drift. That blend is why so many long-range competitors reach for Berger's Hybrid line. This particular bullet carries a G1 ballistic coefficient of 0.478 and a G7 of 0.245, with a sectional density of 0.233.
Berger builds these on the J4 Precision Jacket, one of the most concentric copper jackets made, held to extremely tight runout tolerances. The core process is consistent enough that you're not stuck weight-sorting every bullet to chase accuracy, which saves time and keeps your groups honest. Measuring 1.271 inches overall with a 0.545 base to ogive, these are dimensionally consistent lot to lot, so your load development actually holds up.
Berger lists a recommended twist rate of 1 in 12 inches or faster to properly stabilize this bullet, which most .308 barrels handle without issue. These are purpose-built target projectiles and are not intended for hunting. Pair them with quality brass, a consistent primer, and your favorite match powder, and this bullet will do its part to help you ring steel and punch tight groups.
Berger recommends a twist rate of 1 in 12 inches or faster to properly stabilize this 155 grain bullet. Most factory .308 Winchester barrels fall right in that range, so stabilization usually isn't a concern. If you're running a slower twist, it's worth double-checking before load development.
No, these are purpose-built target and match projectiles. Berger does not recommend the Hybrid Target line for hunting. If you're after a Berger bullet for game, their Elite Hunter or VLD Hunting lines are designed for that job.
The Hybrid ogive blends tangent and secant shapes into one profile. The tangent section near the bearing surface makes the bullet more forgiving to seat and easier to tune, while the secant section up front flattens trajectory and cuts wind drift. That combination gives you high-BC performance without the seating-depth fussiness of a pure secant design.
This is a .308 diameter bullet, so it works in common .30 caliber cartridges like .308 Winchester, .30-06, and various .30 cal wildcats and magnums. The 155 grain weight is especially popular in .308 Win for match and precision shooting. Always reference published load data for your specific cartridge before working up a load.
| UPC | 679459304269 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 60-30426 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .30 Caliber |
| Grains | 155 |
| Quantity | 100 |
| Shipping Weight | 2.32 |
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