Berger 284 Cal 7mm 184gr F-Open Hybrid Target Rifle Bullets
Berger 7mm 184 Grain F-Open Hybrid Target Rifle Bullets
F-Class is one of the fastest growing precision rifle shooting disciplines, requiring the very best precision and accuracy to compete at the top levels. Rifles and other equipment have continued to advance as the sport becomes ever more competitive, and Berger has always been dedicated to making the very best Rifle Bullets for our shooters. In a collaborative effort with the US F-Open Rifle Team, we decided we came up with this Rifle Bullet.
Our renowned ballistician, Bryan Litz, designed the new 184gr F-Open Hybrid to be slightly heavier, slightly longer and have a more aggressive ogive shape; giving it a ballistic advantage to our existing 7mm 180gr Hybrid and VLD Target Rifle Bullet designs. This Rifle Bullet complements the 30 cal 200.20x Hybrid Target Rifle Bullet, which was designed specifically for F-TR. Just like our 200.20x Rifle Bullet, we took an existing design and optimized the ballistic profile to make it even better.
The Berger 7mm 184gr F-Open Rifle Bullet is ideal for loading into 7-08 Rem, 284 Win, 7mm SAUM, 7mm RUM, 7mm Rem Mag and other popular 7mm cartridges.
Product Information
| Manufacturer | Berger |
|---|---|
| Component Type | Rifle |
| Caliber | 284, 7mm |
| Grain | 184 |
| Diameter | 0.284 |
| Bullet Base | Boat Tail |
| Bullet Style | Hollow Point |
| Ballistic Coefficient (G1) | 0.695 |
| Ballistic Coefficient (G7) | 0.356 |
| Product Line | Hybrid Target |
| Purpose | Target |
| OAL (in) | 1.575 |
| Lead-Free | No |
| Made in USA | Yes |
| Condition | New |
| Box Qty | 100, 500 |
| Product Type | Bullets |
Important!
THIS IS NOT LOADED AMMUNITION
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