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These are Berger's 155 grain Hybrid Target bullets in .30 caliber, a true match-grade projectile that's been a staple on Palma and long range firing lines for years. The .308 diameter and 155 grain weight hit that sweet spot for competitors shooting under the sub-156 grain weight limit, and the hybrid ogive is what really sets them apart. Instead of committing to a pure tangent or pure secant nose, Berger blends both, giving you a shape that's forgiving to tune and still slippery downrange.
The hybrid ogive starts tangent right off the bearing surface, which is the part that makes these far less fussy about seating depth than a pure secant VLD. As you move up the nose it transitions into a secant profile for better aerodynamics. The payoff is a G1 BC around 0.478 and a G7 of 0.245, with a boat tail base that holds stability as the bullet moves through the transonic range at distance. Every bullet rides a J4 Precision Jacket held to tight concentricity tolerances, which is why Berger can skip the weight sorting step and still deliver dead consistent drops.
These like a 1:12 twist or faster, which covers just about every Palma and target .308 barrel out there. Reloaders tend to have good luck seating them somewhere in the .010 to .025 off the lands window, and the hybrid nose means you don't have to chase one magic depth to get them shooting. Popular powders for the 155 class in a .308 include Varget, IMR 8208 XBR, and the 4895 family, paired with quality brass and a match primer.
If you shoot F-Class, Palma, service rifle, or just want tack-driving handloads for ringing steel way out there, this 500 count box keeps you stocked through a long season of load development and match days. It's a competition-proven bullet from a company that's been chasing accuracy since 1955.
Berger lists a minimum twist of 1:12 inches or faster for these 155 grain bullets. A 1:12 covers most target and Palma .308 barrels, and a 1:10 works great too. If you're running something slower than 1:12 you'll want to confirm stability before committing to a big load workup.
Yes, the 155 grain weight is right at home in the .308 Winchester and is a longtime favorite for Palma and F-Class shooters working under a sub-156 grain limit. Common match powders like Varget, IMR 8208 XBR, and the 4895 family pair well with them. They're target bullets, not hunting projectiles, so think competition and precision range work.
The hybrid starts with a tangent section right off the bearing surface, then transitions into a secant shape up the nose. That tangent start makes it far less sensitive to seating depth than a pure secant VLD, so it's easier to tune in your rifle. You still get the aerodynamic edge of a secant profile for lower wind drift at distance.
Berger's core manufacturing process and tight J4 jacket tolerances are made to eliminate the need for weight sorting out of the box. Most reloaders load them straight from the box with excellent consistency. If you're chasing the absolute last bit of precision for a big match you can always sort, but it's generally not required.
| UPC | 679459307260 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 30726 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .30 Caliber |
| Grains | 155 |
| Quantity | 500 |
| Shipping Weight | 11.47 |
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