The Sierra MatchKing 2190 is a .308 caliber 150 grain hollow point boat tail rifle bullet built from the ground up for precision and consistency. Originally developed in the late 1950s for 300-meter international competition, the MatchKing line has spent decades proving itself in match competition, benchrest shooting, and long-range target work. If you're a handloader chasing sub-MOA groups or setting up a precision .308 rifle for consistent performance on the range, these bullets deliver the kind of repeatability that separates good reloads from great ones.

Sierra engineered the MatchKing profile to minimize sensitivity to wind deflection and deliver a flat trajectory at distance, making them reliable performers across a range of velocities and shooting conditions. The hollow point boat tail design promotes stable flight and maintains velocity downrange—critical traits when you're trying to keep rounds in the same ragged hole. Competitive shooters have relied on this design for a reason: it works, and it's been doing so since competitive shooters first ran them at the 1959 Pan American Games.

A few important notes: MatchKings are purpose-built for target and competition shooting. While some reloaders do use them for varmint hunting, Sierra doesn't recommend them for general hunting applications where expanding ammunition is expected. Their design simply wasn't engineered to deliver reliable expansion at hunting velocities the way purpose-built hunting rounds are. Each box contains 100 bullets, ready for your progressive or single-stage press.

The Sierra MatchKing 2190 is a .308 caliber 150 grain hollow point boat tail rifle bullet built from the ground up for precision and consistency. Originally developed in the late 1950s for 300-meter international competition, the MatchKing line has spent decades proving itself in match competition, benchrest shooting, and long-range target work. If you're a handloader chasing sub-MOA groups or setting up a precision .308 rifle for consistent performance on the range, these bullets deliver the kind of repeatability that separates good reloads from great ones.

Sierra engineered the MatchKing profile to minimize sensitivity to wind deflection and deliver a flat trajectory at distance, making them reliable performers across a range of velocities and shooting conditions. The hollow point boat tail design promotes stable flight and maintains velocity downrange—critical traits when you're trying to keep rounds in the same ragged hole. Competitive shooters have relied on this design for a reason: it works, and it's been doing so since competitive shooters first ran them at the 1959 Pan American Games.

A few important notes: MatchKings are purpose-built for target and competition shooting. While some reloaders do use them for varmint hunting, Sierra doesn't recommend them for general hunting applications where expanding ammunition is expected. Their design simply wasn't engineered to deliver reliable expansion at hunting velocities the way purpose-built hunting rounds are. Each box contains 100 bullets, ready for your progressive or single-stage press.