Description
This is competition ammunition that comes from the factory ready to work. Nosler Match Grade loads the 105-grain RDF bullet into their premium brass, paired with precise powder charges that create the accuracy foundation you need when your scores matter. The 6mm Creedmoor has earned its reputation in long-range match circles, and ammunition like this one shows why competitors keep coming back to it.
Why RDF Bullets Work
The RDF stands for Reduced Drag Factor, and that's the whole game at distance. These bullets feature a long boat-tail design that cuts through the air more efficiently than standard match projectiles. What really sets them apart is the meplat, the tiny flat point at the tip. Nosler engineered these to be incredibly small and consistent from round to round. That means you don't need to trim or point the bullets yourself, and each one flies the same way downrange. The high ballistic coefficient translates to flatter trajectory and less wind deflection, which matters more and more the further you push your shots.
What Makes This Load Ready to Compete
The 105-grain weight in 6mm Creedmoor hits the sweet spot between velocity and aerodynamic efficiency. You get a 3050 feet-per-second load velocity from the factory, which feeds the kind of ballistic performance that wins matches. Each box contains twenty carefully assembled rounds with Nosler's headstamped brass, which pairs with the powder charge and primer for consistent shooting. Nosler's quality control on their match-grade line includes powder charge verification, visual inspection, and polished brass finishing. This isn't budget ammunition that happens to group okay. It's built from the ground up for precision.
Range Proven
Factory match ammunition from established manufacturers like Nosler performs well enough that even custom-built competition rifles prove capable of sub-minute-of-angle groups. Real-world testing of quality 6mm Creedmoor match loads shows groups that stay tight when you do your part. The 6mm Creedmoor itself needs a properly twisted barrel (1-7.5 or faster preferred for 105-grain bullets), but pair this ammunition with the right rifle and you'll understand why PRS competitors and long-range target shooters chose this cartridge over larger alternatives with more recoil.
Key Specifications
- Caliber: 6mm Creedmoor
- Bullet Weight: 105 grains
- Bullet Type: Hollow Point Boat Tail (HPBT)
- Bullet Design: RDF (Reduced Drag Factor)
- Muzzle Velocity: 3050 fps
- Case Type: Brass (Nosler headstamped)
- Rounds per Box: 20
- Manufacturer: Nosler
- Manufacturer Part Number: 60135
- UPC: 054041601351
- Ammunition Type: Match Grade
What’s Included
- 20 rounds of Nosler Match Grade 6mm Creedmoor ammunition
Frequently Asked Questions
What rifle twist rate do I need for the 105-grain Nosler RDF in 6mm Creedmoor?
A 1-7.5 inch twist is the ideal specification for the 105-grain RDF bullets and is the standard for competition-oriented 6mm Creedmoor builds. A 1-8 twist will handle them reliably in most conditions, though some edge cases at high altitude or cold temperatures might see marginal stability. Custom barrel builders typically default to 1-7.5 for this cartridge and bullet weight.
How does the 6mm Creedmoor compare to .243 Winchester for long-range precision?
The 6mm Creedmoor was purpose-built to handle longer, more aerodynamic match bullets with faster twist rates than .243 Winchester typically use. While ballistic performance at distance is similar, the 6mm Creedmoor has less recoil and shoots flatter with modern 105-110 grain match projectiles. This makes it the preferred choice for competitive precision rifle matches where low recoil and fast target transitions matter.
Can I reload this brass, and how many times?
Nosler premium brass is top-tier quality and reloadable. Since this is match-grade ammunition with careful brass preparation including length checking and flash hole inspection, you can expect multiple reloads out of each case. Reload count depends on your powder charges and pressure levels, but Nosler brass typically handles 8-10+ reloads when loaded to reasonable match velocities.
How consistent is factory match ammunition compared to handloads?
Factory match ammunition like this performs extremely well out of the box, and many shooters find that good factory ammunition produces accuracy equal to or better than many handloads. The advantage of factory match rounds is that every single component is verified for consistency, from powder charge weight to overall cartridge length. Testing shows factory match loads regularly produce sub-MOA groups from quality competition rifles.




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