Berger 30 Cal 230gr Hybrid Target Rifle Bullets

Berger 30 Cal 230gr Hybrid Target Rifle Bullets

The Berger 30 Cal 230gr Hybrid Target Rifle Bullets are precision match-grade projectiles engineered for long-range accuracy in .308″ (30 Cal) bolt-action and magazine-fed rifles. Featuring Berger’s patented hybrid ogive with a full-length boat-tail, they deliver superior aerodynamic efficiency, flat trajectory, and repeatable sub-MOA accuracy at ranges from 600 to 1,200 yards.

Each Berger 30 Cal 230gr Hybrid Target Rifle Bullet is manufactured to exacting Berger tolerances. A concentric copper-alloy jacket encloses a precision-formed lead core, and Total Indicated Runout is held within ±0.0001″. This ensures uniform muzzle velocity and consistent shot-to-shot performance without requiring hand sorting.

Key specifications include a bullet diameter of 0.308″, an exact weight of 230 gr, and a G1 ballistic coefficient near 0.680 (G7 ≈ 0.345), with a sectional density of approximately 0.379. The overall length measures about 1.535″, and barrels with a minimum twist rate of 1‑10″ stabilize these bullets through supersonic and transonic phases.

Handloaders value the Berger 30 Cal 230gr Hybrid Target Rifle Bullets for their consistency when paired with slow-burn powders like Hodgdon Retumbo, Alliant Reloder 22, or Vihtavuori N160. Combined with magnum primers such as CCI 250 or Federal 215M, they yield tight groupings and low standard deviation velocities—ideal for F‑Class, ELR, and precision tactical use.

The hybrid ogive and boat-tail design of Berger 30 Cal 230gr Hybrid Target Rifle Bullets reduce aerodynamic drag and wind drift, enhancing point-of-impact consistency. Shooters report clean throat conditioning, smooth feeding, and repeatable seating depth in both bolt-action and magazine-fed platforms.

Built for elite long-range performance, the Berger 30 Cal 230gr Hybrid Target Rifle Bullets combine advanced aerodynamics with match-grade manufacturing precision. They have become a trusted component among serious shooters striving for maximum accuracy from their .308-caliber systems.