The Berger Long Range Hybrid Target .30 caliber 220 grain rifle bullet is purpose-built for precision shooters who demand consistency from 500 yards to 1,000+ yards. Whether you're dialing in competition loads or developing a long-range hunting round, this projectile combines a high ballistic coefficient with a jump-tolerant hybrid ogive design—meaning it's forgiving of minor variations in seating depth and charge weight, two variables that plague handloaders chasing tighter groups.

What sets these bullets apart is Doppler Radar verification: Berger tested the BC of finished rounds to confirm less than 1% variation shot-to-shot. In long-range work, that consistency matters more than raw BC alone. A theoretically high ballistic coefficient means nothing if every round flies differently. These 220 grainers are engineered to group predictably, which is why competitive shooters and serious long-range hunters reach for them when precision is non-negotiable.

The .308" bullet diameter and 220 grain weight make these well-suited to magnum rifle platforms and standard .30-caliber cases pushed with heavy powder charges. Their hybrid ogive profile—a blend of tangent and secant curves—delivers reliable feeding in single-stage and progressive reloaders while maintaining the aerodynamic efficiency you need to stretch your effective range. Load data and testing resources are available from Berger to help you develop safe, accurate ammunition tailored to your rifle.

The Berger Long Range Hybrid Target .30 caliber 220 grain rifle bullet is purpose-built for precision shooters who demand consistency from 500 yards to 1,000+ yards. Whether you're dialing in competition loads or developing a long-range hunting round, this projectile combines a high ballistic coefficient with a jump-tolerant hybrid ogive design—meaning it's forgiving of minor variations in seating depth and charge weight, two variables that plague handloaders chasing tighter groups.

What sets these bullets apart is Doppler Radar verification: Berger tested the BC of finished rounds to confirm less than 1% variation shot-to-shot. In long-range work, that consistency matters more than raw BC alone. A theoretically high ballistic coefficient means nothing if every round flies differently. These 220 grainers are engineered to group predictably, which is why competitive shooters and serious long-range hunters reach for them when precision is non-negotiable.

The .308" bullet diameter and 220 grain weight make these well-suited to magnum rifle platforms and standard .30-caliber cases pushed with heavy powder charges. Their hybrid ogive profile—a blend of tangent and secant curves—delivers reliable feeding in single-stage and progressive reloaders while maintaining the aerodynamic efficiency you need to stretch your effective range. Load data and testing resources are available from Berger to help you develop safe, accurate ammunition tailored to your rifle.