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The Berger .30 Caliber 215-grain Hybrid Target is one of those bullets that just keeps earning its reputation on the firing line. Built on a 0.308" diameter projectile with a high ballistic coefficient (0.691 G1 / 0.354 G7), it's designed to hold its heading and shrug off wind at extended distance. This is a reloading component, not loaded ammunition, so you'll be seating these in your own cases.
The star of the show is the hybrid ogive. It blends tangent and secant nose shapes, which gives you the slippery efficiency of a VLD-style bullet without the fussy seating depth that can come with pure secant designs. In plain terms, these are more forgiving to tune and tend to shoot well across a wider jump window, so you spend less time chasing the lands and more time printing groups.
Underneath the surface, these bullets ride on Berger's J4 Precision Jackets, which are held to extremely tight tolerances for concentricity. Paired with a consistent lead core and a boat tail base, the result is a projectile that stays stable through the transonic range and doesn't require sorting by weight out of the box. The boat tail gives a real aerodynamic edge at distance, especially as the bullet slows down way downrange.
This bullet wants a 1:10" twist or faster to stabilize properly, so check your barrel before loading. It's a favorite in the .300 Win Mag crowd, where loads built around powders like H1000 and H4831SC routinely push it in the high 2,800 to low 3,000 fps range depending on barrel length and brass. It'll also run beautifully out of a .30-06 and plenty of other .30 cal magnums.
Whether you're shooting F-Class, Palma, long-range steel, or working up a precision hunting load, the 215 Hybrid Target has a long track record of delivering tight ES numbers and repeatable accuracy once you find its node. It's a proven performer that competitive reloaders keep coming back to.
Berger lists a minimum twist of 1:10" or faster to properly stabilize this 215-grain bullet. A faster twist like 1:9" gives you more margin, especially at lower velocities or higher altitudes. Always confirm your barrel's twist before building loads.
These are bullets only, meaning the projectile itself with no case, primer, or powder. They're intended for handloaders to seat in their own brass. If you're not set up to reload, this isn't a ready-to-shoot cartridge.
The .300 Win Mag is far and away the most common home for this bullet, where it's a long-standing favorite among long-range reloaders. It also performs well in the .30-06, .300 PRC, and other .30 caliber magnums. Many shooters report excellent accuracy and low ES once they find the right powder charge and seating depth.
The hybrid profile blends tangent and secant ogive shapes into one design. This keeps the high BC and low drag of a VLD while making the bullet far less sensitive to seating depth. The practical upshot is easier load tuning and more consistent groups across a wider jump range.
| UPC | 679459307291 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 30729 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .30 Caliber |
| Grains | 215 |
| Quantity | 250 |
| Shipping Weight | 8.09 |
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