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Designed by Berger ballistician Bryan Litz, the 6mm 109gr Long Range Hybrid Target (LRHT) is a match bullet built for one thing: putting rounds exactly where you call them at distance. It carries a G1 BC of 0.568 and a G7 of 0.292, with a hybrid ogive that blends tangent and secant profiles to make it forgiving on seating depth while staying stable in flight. These ship as a 500 count box of .243 diameter projectiles, so you've got plenty on hand for load development and a full match season.
Berger runs these through their Meplat Reduction Technology (MRT) process, which applies controlled pressure along the nose of each bullet to tighten up the tip profile. The payoff is a more consistent ballistic coefficient from one bullet to the next, with Doppler radar verification showing less than 1% BC variation. A high BC flattens trajectory and cuts wind drift, but it's that shot-to-shot consistency that keeps your vertical tight when you stretch out to 600 yards and beyond.
This bullet is tailored for the popular 6mm match rounds, including 6mm Creedmoor, 6 Dasher, 6 BR and BRX, 6XC, 6 GT, and 6×47. It wants a 1:8 twist or faster to stabilize properly, and it carries the same stability factor as the proven 105gr Hybrid Target, making it a straightforward swap for 1:8 twist barrels. Built on a boat tail base with Berger's J4 Target Jacket, it holds up through the transonic zone for dependable impacts way downrange.
Feedback from PRS, NRL, and F-Class shooters backs up the reputation. Competitors running 6 Creedmoor and 6 Dasher setups report tight groups at 600 and consistent long range performance, and the hybrid design gives you room to tune seating depth to your specific chamber. Some find the magic close to the lands, others jump them a good bit, so plan on a little load work to dial it in. Once it's tuned, this is about as repeatable as 6mm match bullets get.
Berger lists a minimum twist of 1:8 or faster to properly stabilize this 109gr bullet. It carries the same stability factor as the well-known 105gr Hybrid Target, so it drops right into most 1:8 twist 6mm barrels. Faster twists like 1:7.5 also run them well.
These are built for the popular 6mm match rounds, including 6mm Creedmoor, 6 Dasher, 6 BR, 6 BRX, 6XC, 6 GT, and 6×47. They're a favorite among PRS, NRL, and F-Class reloaders chasing low wind drift and tight vertical at distance. Any 6mm with a 1:8 or faster twist is fair game.
The 109gr LRHT uses Berger's Meplat Reduction Technology to tighten the nose profile, which raises the ballistic coefficient and holds BC variation under 1% as verified by Doppler radar. That gives it a flatter trajectory and better shot-to-shot consistency than the older 105gr design. Many shooters still love the 105, but the 109 edges it out on pure BC.
The hybrid ogive is more forgiving than a pure VLD, but you'll still want to do some load development to find your rifle's sweet spot. Reloaders report success everywhere from close to the lands to a solid jump, depending on the chamber. Start with Berger's seating depth test method and let your groups tell you where it likes to sit.
| UPC | 679459247856 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 24785 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 6MM |
| Grains | 109 |
| Product Type | Hybrid Target |
| Quantity | 500 |
| Shipping Weight | 8.2 |
| Units per Box | 500 |
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