Sierra Matchking Bullets 6.5mm/.264 cal .264" 150 gr. HPBT Match 500/ct

Sierra Matchking Bullets 6.5mm/.264 caliber 150 grain HPBT Match ammunition delivers match-grade accuracy and extended long-range performance for precision rifle applications. The sleek 27 caliber elongated ogive combined with a final meplat-reducing operation increases ballistic coefficient, providing superior wind resistance and velocity retention downrange. Engineered for shooters who demand repeatable, sub-MOA accuracy at distance, these rounds feature a unique bearing surface to ogive junction angled at 1.5 degrees—matching the throat geometry common to match rifle chambers—ensuring optimal bullet-to-bore alignment with every shot.

The 150-grain mass in the 6.5mm platform strikes a balance between sectional density and velocity, generating consistent ballistics across varying atmospheric conditions. This specification combination makes the 6.5mm 150 grain HPBT ideal for high-power competition, long-range hunting, and precision rifle training where environmental variables demand ammunition capable of holding tight groups at 300-yard lines and beyond. The 500-round count per box supports sustained training cycles and competitive shooting schedules without frequent resupply interruptions.

Competitive shooters, precision rifle enthusiasts, and long-range marksmen rely on Sierra Match bullets for their consistency in load development and field performance. Whether zeroing for tactical training, preparing for sanctioned matches, or conducting ballistic testing, the 6.5mm 150gr HPBT provides the terminal behavior and aerodynamic stability that separate predictable hits from misses at extended distances where minute-of-angle precision becomes minute-of-minute precision.

Sierra Bullets has established a reputation for match-grade bullet production, delivering components that function consistently through precision rifle systems. The 1755C model is recognized across competition circuits and training facilities as a proven performer in 6.5 Creedmoor and similar cartridge platforms, making it the standard reference point for shooters evaluating other match bullets in the same class.