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The Berger 6mm 105gr Hybrid Target is one of the most proven projectiles in long-range and target competition, and it earned that reputation the hard way: on the firing line. This .243 diameter, 105-grain bullet carries a G1 ballistic coefficient of 0.536 and a G7 of 0.275, which means it holds velocity and bucks wind better than most bullets in its class. If you shoot a 6 Dasher, 6XC, 6mm Creedmoor, 6BR, or .243 Win, this is a bullet that belongs on your bench.
The star of the show is the hybrid ogive. Berger's chief ballistician Bryan Litz developed this nose profile to solve the classic reloading headache: secant designs like the old VLD give you a killer BC but get fussy about seating depth, where a few thousandths of an inch can open up your groups. The hybrid blends a tangent section near the bearing surface with a secant section up front, so you get the aerodynamic edge of a VLD while the bullet stays forgiving of jump. In plain terms, load development is a lot less painful and the bullet shoots well whether you're jamming into the lands or jumping the throat.
These are built on J4 Precision Jackets, the same world-class jackets that hold a +/- .0003 inch tolerance on total indicated runout. That kind of concentricity is where accuracy actually comes from, because a uniform jacket means uniform balance and the least amount of dispersion downrange. Pair that with a boat tail base measuring around 0.213 inches and you've got a projectile that stays stable and tight out past 1,000 yards.
Reloaders running a 1:8 twist or faster will get the most out of this bullet. It's a longtime favorite among F-Class, PRS, and long-range sling shooters for a reason, and the 500-count box keeps you stocked through a full season of load work and matches.
Berger recommends a 1:8 inch twist or faster to properly stabilize this 105-grain bullet. A 1:7.5 or 1:8 is the sweet spot for most 6mm match rifles running these projectiles. If your barrel is slower than 1:8, you may see stability drop off, especially in colder conditions or at lower velocities.
The hybrid ogive blends a tangent section near the bearing surface with a secant section up front. That design keeps the high ballistic coefficient of a VLD while making the bullet far less sensitive to seating depth. For reloaders, that means easier load development and consistent accuracy whether you seat into the lands or jump the throat.
This bullet is a popular choice in 6mm Creedmoor, 6XC, 6 Dasher, 6BR, 6BRA, and .243 Winchester. It's a go-to for F-Class, PRS, and long-range competition where high BC and wind performance matter. Just make sure your twist rate is fast enough to stabilize it.
These are component bullets for handloading only, not loaded ammunition. You'll need brass, powder, primers, and a press to load them. The 500-count box is sized for serious reloaders working through load development and a full competition season.
| UPC | 679459247337 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 24733 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .243 Caliber |
| Grains | 105 |
| Quantity | 500 |
| Shipping Weight | 7.95 |
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