The 130 grain #1820 GameKing bullet is a boat tail partner to the 130 grain #1830 Pro-Hunter flatbase bullet with both having Spitzer point shapes. Like its partner the #1820 GameKing bullet has a double taper jacket construction for good penetration and dependable expansion on medium game together with traditional Sierra accuracy. Accurate hunting rifles firing this bullet near maximum loads frequently give half minute of angle groups. The 130 grain #1820 SBT is well suited to long-range shooting where its high ballistic coefficient flat trajectory and excellent energy retention complement its inherent accuracy.

This spitzer boat tail bullet is a heavier bullet that is well suited to long-range shooting where its high ballistic coefficient flat trajectory and excellent energy retention complement its inherent accuracy. It also is well suited for medium game at longer ranges and it exhibits exceptional accuracy.

For rifles in 30 caliber this bullet was designed for medium- to long-range hunting with cartridges having medium to large case capacities for powder. These bullets often display match grade accuracy from accurate hunting rifles. The famous Sierra Spitzer Boat Tail shape assures flat trajectory excellent resistance to crosswinds and vertical winds and maximum energy delivery to the target. Good penetration and expansion are characteristic of these bullets even at the reduced impact velocities at long range. With the weight range available at least one of these bullets will prove ideal for almost any 30 caliber cartridge. The 150 grain #2125 bullet is best suited to medium game at all velocity levels.

In handguns chambering 30 caliber cartridges prior to the introduction of the Remington Model XP-100 (and similar handgun designs) utilizing larger rifle cartridges the usefulness of these bullets was limited. Now these bullets have a very definite niche as superbly accurate hunting bullets. Previously considered “too hard” for expansion they perform well at the 2500 fps muzzle velocities achievable in the 308 Winchester and larger cartridges. Ease of loading and precise concentricity contributes to their excellent accuracy. Sierra’s Spitzer Boat Tail design assures flat trajectory and high energy delivery downrange with low sensitivity to crosswinds and vertical winds. These bullets are suitable for varmints through large game at all ranges a prudent handgunner would normally attempt.

For rifles in 30 caliber these bullets are designed for medium- to long-range hunting with cartridges having medium to large case capacities for powder. These bullets often display match grade accuracy from accurate hunting rifles. The famous Sierra Spitzer Boat Tail shape assures flat trajectory excellent resistance to crosswinds and vertical winds and maximum energy delivery to the target. Good penetration and expansion are characteristic of these bullets even at the reduced impact velocities at long range. With the weight range available at least one of these bullets will prove ideal for almost any 30 caliber cartridge. The 180 grain #2160 has no restrictions for large game but are best when fired at maximum hunting velocities. All of these bullets deliver exceptional accuracy and the 180 grain #2160 was used to win the prestigious 1000 yard Wimbledon Cup in 1953.

A true 300 Blackout sub-sonic bullet!! A sub velocity bullet with proven expansion performance. This will be an eye-opener for the hunters running suppressed guns by reducing report levels even further. Wielding maximum penetration and large wound channels to efficiently dispatch game very quickly. Having a G1 B.C. of .480 and being sold in both 100 count (#2236) and 500 count (2236C) quantities. Best expansion results from 900 fps up to 1150 fps.

For rifles in 30 caliber these bullets are designed for medium- to long-range hunting with cartridges having medium to large case capacities for powder. These bullets often display match grade accuracy from accurate hunting rifles. The famous Sierra Spitzer Boat Tail shape assures flat trajectory excellent resistance to crosswinds and vertical winds and maximum energy delivery to the target. Good penetration and expansion are characteristic of these bullets even at the reduced impact velocities at long range. With the weight range available at least one of these bullets will prove ideal for almost any 30 caliber cartridge. The 200 grain #2165 have no restrictions for large game but are best when fired at maximum hunting velocities. The 200 grain #2165 has the highest ballistic coefficient of all 30 caliber hunting bullets for unmatched long-range performance. The 200 grain #2165 bullets are recommended for the various 30 caliber magnum cartridges.

The same comment made earlier for the Pro-Hunter bullets concerning the 8mm bore sizes applies here. Be very sure your rifle is bored for bullets of .323 inch diameter. Designed and constructed specifically for the 8mm Remington Magnum this sleek 220 grain #2420 Spitzer Boat Tail bullet is an outstanding choice for the largest game on the North American continent and for African plains game. This bullet has an extremely heavy double-tapered jacket for deep smashing penetration. Sierra’s classic SBT shape ensures a flat trajectory minimum sensitivity to crosswinds and vertical winds and exceptional accura- cy. It will prove to be too “hard” at 8x57mm velocities and is not recommended for use in any cartridge producing less than magnum-level velocities

This heavy bullet has Sierra’s classic spitzer boat tail shape for high ballistic coefficient and high ballistic efficiency downrange. It delivers accuracy well under one minute of angle. This bullet has an extremely heavy double-tapered jacket and an extremely hard core for absolute control of expansion on heavy game. It is suitable for all North American big game from elk and moose to the large and dangerous Kodiak bear and suitable for all large thin-skinned African game in rifles firing the 375 H&H Magnum cartridge. The excess velocity of maximum loads in the 378 Weatherby Magnum cartridge makes this bullet too light for close range and dangerous game. However loaded to the correct velocity levels this bullet has proven itself in the game fields around the world.

This bullet was developed after extensive research and a year and a half of testing by Sierra and it exemplifies our commitment to quality and performance of our products. The jacket of this bullet is formed from the heaviest Sierra cup through Sierra’s unique four-station draw to very precise dimensions. A very hard 3% antimony lead alloy core is inserted and the bullet is given the classic Sierra SBT shape. Designed especially for the 375 H&H Magnum cartridge this bullet has excellent expansion and deep penetration on heavy game at all ranges for a wide variety of hunting situations. Sierra has received many reports of 5-shot groups at 100 yards that measured less than half an inch extreme spread! An exceptionally high ballistic coefficient and smashing down-range performance combine to make this an ideal bullet in a 375 H&H Magnum or 378 Weatherby Magnum for the largest game on the North American continent and for heavy thin-skinned African game.

Sierra GameKing Rifle Bullets are sold for use with .22 .30 .243 .264 .284 .270 .284 .338 and other calibers and comes in various grains and diameters. The bullets are affordably priced and tougher than the 165 Spitzer. Designed for seasoned hunters who need an extra margin of performance at long range these bullets boast a boat tail design that creates a distinct advantage.

The bullet was designed after the MatchKing 168 grain known as being exceptional. Based on features and construction this bullet has the capability of penetrating deep while producing outstanding expansion when hunting medium game.

The Sierra GameKing bullets are designed for hunting at long ranges. GameKing bullets feature a boat tail design to bring hunters the ballistic advantage of match bullets. The streamlined tapered base of the boat tail bullet greatly reduces drag which results in higher retained velocity greater striking energy a flatter trajectory and less wind drift.

The 160 grain #1925 Sierra Gameking Hollow Point Boat Tail is a true magnum bullet being somewhat "tougher" than the #1920 for deeper penetration. Contrary to a usual assumption this hollow point bullet is not particularly fragile. The nose opening is closed slightly to help retard initial upset but even expansion is assured by four skives cut into the jacket. Of course there is no exposed lead to be deformed in the magazine. The result is an excellent bullet for many big game applications.

The 160 grain #1925 bullet is far too "hard" for hunting with a handgun. This bullet can be used in all 7mm cartridges for silhouettes and target shooting.

The #1925 was introduced in 1988.

Introduced in 2024 this bullet was designed to be a better chamber fit offering for the 308 and 30-06 shooters. The new #4681 bullet will allow proper seating in the 308 and 30-06 and provide a true heavy bullet/heavier game performance. It has an attractive .543 G1 B.C. for enhanced trajectory and it also provides excellent penetration and accuracy. If shooting a 300 Win Mag you will want to use the #4680 bullet which was designed specifically for it.

Sierra Green Tipped GameKing Rifle Bullets .30 cal .308" 210 gr TGK 50/ct

Introduced in 2023 as a deer/hog bullet for the 6.5 Grendel cartridge. With a very respectable B.C. value of .466(G1) providing flat trajectories combined with lethal terminal performance of the renowned TGK line reputation. Showing dependable penetration and reliable controlled expansion has made this projectile a Sierra Team favorite. This new Sierra TGK offering is sure to be a hit with the Grendel fans both AR shooters and bolt action fans as well. The maximum velocity for deer/medium game should be 2800fps. Those that are looking for an exciting varmint bullet in the 6.5 Creedmoor 260 Remington 6.5×55 Swede and larger cartridges the 120 TGK will do an excellent job on coyotes and smaller vermin. Very flat shooting and dependable expansion make this very attractive. Provides a heavy varmint bullet that has greater wind deflection over lighter bullets plus more penetration for larger varmints

Introduced in 2024 this bullet was engineered around the 6.5 PRC. Giving a heavier bullet with a tremendous G1 B.C of .597 to capitalize on the high velocity potential of the intended cartridge. Also providing excellent expansion results in a true long range hunting bullet. Accuracy is excellent and performance is outstanding. Feed your 6.5 PRC what it deserves. Available in 100 count (#4345) and 500 count (#4345C).

All Sierra GameKing bullets are for hunting and all have boat tails. Their shapes include hollow point boat tail (HPBT) spitzer boat tail (SBT) and full metal jacket boat tail (FMJBT).

medium to heavy weights in each caliber
With their boat tail shapes GameKing bullets have high ballistic coefficients retain their velocities well and resist crosswinds and vertical winds well as they fly
Designed for a combination of penetration and expansion in medium and heavy game animals for their calibers

Spitzer is a term taken from a German word that means sharp pointed. The spitzer shape is readily identified by a characteristic long ogive point shape closing with either a small diameter exposed lead tip or with the proprietary compound tips.

In rifles this bullet is fully capable of producing 1/4 minute of angle accuracy at velocities that would destroy most other bullets. Each bullet has the Spitzer point shape and a flat base. This bullet is the choice of many accomplished varmint hunters. It features precisely drawn jackets to assure pinpoint accuracy and reliable expansion even at maximum ranges. This bullet is slightly “hard” at 222 or 223 Remington velocities but are especially well suited for velocities from 22-250 and 220 Swift cartridges.

For handguns while capable of producing traditional Sierra accuracy this bullet must be considered too “hard” at handgun velocities for anything other than target applications. If your handgun will produce velocities greater than 3000 fps at the muzzle the 45 grain and 50 grain bullets could be used for hunting varmints out to moderate ranges but will not have explosive expansion.

If you shoot a rifle in 222 Remington or 223 Remington this may be the ideal varmint bullet for you. This bullet is designed for the velocity levels typical of these two popular rifle cartridges to give maximum terminal performance. It can often give accuracy rivaling even our famous MatchKings. The sleek Sierra Spitzer point shape assures downrange performance. Designed for total frangibility upon impact this lightly jacketed bullet should be used only in “conventional” twist rate barrels (1×12″ or 1×14″). Use in fast twist rate barrels can result in bullet disintegration in mid-air!

Designed for velocities below 3600 FPS thin-jacketed and highly explosive this can be one of the bullets for all 22 caliber centerfire handguns chambering medium-to-large-capacity cartridges for varmint hunting applications. Offering good expansion characteristics at all normal ranges with traditional Sierra match grade accuracy this bullet may be an excellent choice for all but the smallest of the 22 centerfire cartridges. The Sierra Spitzer shape results in a high ballistic coefficient for flat trajectory high energy retention downrange and low sensitivity to crosswinds and vertical winds. The enhanced expansion characteristics on small animals make the Blitz the choice of knowledgeable handgunners the world over.

The #1345 was introduced in 1982.

For rifles this 55 grain #1355 Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail bullet was designed specifically to duplicate the military M193 bullet and it is intended for use in semi-automatic rifles such as the AR-15 M16 and Ruger Mini 14. It features an exceptionally heavy full metal jacket with a cannelure properly located for crimping and positive feeding. This is an excellent bullet for hunting varmints and small game where pelts are to be preserved. It should be loaded to medium velocities for this purpose.

In handguns of 22 caliber this is a non-expanding bullet that will minimize damage to pelts as well as meat in small game. It is best used at medium handgun velocities to prevent tumbling upon impact. It is an ideal choice for the trapper or pelt hunter with a handgun in a 22 centerfire caliber.

The #1355 was introduced in 1985.

For rifles this high-velocity bullet is designed to give precision accuracy with the explosive expansion of Sierra’s Varminter-style construction. Although the bullet may prove to be somewhat “hard” at Hornet velocities it can be extraordinarily accurate at these lower velocity levels.

For handguns although this bullet is of hollow point construction we cannot recommend them for hunting purposes. This bullet should be considered for ranges in excess of 125-150 yards. Also works very well as a target bullet.

The #1385 was introduced in 1984.

For rifles this is a high-velocity bullet designed to give precision accuracy with the explosive expansion of Sierra’s Varminter-style construction. This bullet is at its best when fired from the larger-capacity cartridges such as the 22-250 or 220 Swift in rifles with barrels having 1×14″ twist rates stabilizing easily for excellent long-range accuracy and effective expansion. Normally 1×12″ or faster twist rates work best for medium-capacity cases such as the 223 Remington. These bullets are excellent for long-range varmint hunting.

For handguns although this bullet is of Hollow Point construction we cannot recommend it for hunting purposes. This bullet has been very successful on half-size NRA Silhouette targets.

The #1375 was introduced in 1984.

In rifles the semi-point design allows this style of bullet to expand faster than a spitzer style due to a generous amount of exposed lead at the tip and the slightly larger opening in the jacket. Capable of outstanding accuracy this bullet can be an excellent choice for varmints and small game in many early 22 centerfire rifles which have slower twist rates than those commonly used today. The Semi-Point shape reduces bullet length for a given weight making the bullet easier to stabilize. The penalty is that a Semi-Pointed bullet has a lower ballistic coefficient than a Spitzer-pointed bullet of the same weight. This bullet can also be used in modern rifles with faster twist rates.

In handguns because of the velocity constraints caused by short barrels the primary usefulness of a semi-point bullet design is in cases where the twist rate may not be adequate to produce the best accuracy with a spitzer bullet. The relative shortness of the semi-point design can improve bullet stabilization and accuracy. This bullet will not give explosive expansion at longer ranges but due to the wide jacket opening and generous exposed lead tip can be useful at shorter ranges for fur bearers whose pelts are to be preserved.

For rifles this bullet was formed with a thin-walled jacket and soft core in the traditional roundnose shape for cartridges such as the 22 Hornet 22 K-Hornet or 218 Bee at muzzle velocities in the 2600 to 2900 fps range. The thin jacket and rounded nose of this bullet provides outstanding accuracy and effective expansion on small varmints at these modest velocities. The bullet is ideal for barrels with 1×16? twist rates and muzzle velocities that require a ?short? bullet for proper stability. It is also effective in rifles firing medium-capacity cartridges such as the 222 Remington and 223 Remington for target and varmint shooting at muzzle velocities up to 3500 fps.

For handguns this bullet with a thin jacket and lots of exposed lead is ideal for all centerfire cartridges in 22 caliber. It will range in expansion from being a varmint bullet at Hornet handgun velocities to an explosive ?Blitz? style Varminter at 223 Remington velocities. The bullets with a round nose shape are capable of outstanding accuracy especially at short to moderate ranges.

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