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SIERRA 2275 30CAL 175 GR. HPBT MATCH 100 CT.
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SKU: 2275-092763022757
Overview
Built for long-range target work, this 175-grain .30 caliber MatchKing is aimed at shooters who want a bullet designed around consistency and precision rather than hunting expansion. It has been used in Service Rifle competition and in long-range applications where staying supersonic at extended distance is a priority. Sierra also notes that MatchKing bullets are not recommended for most hunting uses, so this is best suited to match shooting, silhouettes, and other precision-focused range work. The 100-count package makes sense for reloaders who want a dedicated supply for practice and competition.
Why Hunters Choose the Sierra Bullets
175 Grain
#2275 MatchKing bullet for .30
100-count Package
Supports reloading convenience and volume
Long-range Target
Service Rifle match shooting
Higher Ballistic
Coefficient than the 168 grain
Supersonic 1000
Yards from .308/7.62mm Service Rifles
Key Features
- Sierra MatchKing 175 grain #2275 bullet in .30 caliber
- Pack includes 100 bullets
- Designed as a long-range bullet for M21, M24, and M40A1 sniper systems
- Higher ballistic coefficient than the 168 grain #2200 bullet
- Can remain supersonic at 1000 yards from 308/7.62mm Service Rifles
- Not recommended for most hunting applications
Best Used For
- Competitive Service Rifle shooters loading 308/7.62mm cartridges for long-range match use.
- Handloaders seeking a 175 grain HPBT MatchKing for target and competition applications.
- Shooters using 30 caliber handguns in silhouette or long-range target matches.
- Users who want a bullet designed for consistent accuracy and low crosswind sensitivity.
- Reloaders who have checked load data and need a match bullet, not a general hunting projectile.
Specifications
| Bullet Type | HPBT Match |
|---|---|
| Bullet Weight | 175 gr |
| Caliber | 30 Caliber |
| Compatible Firearms | M21, M24, M40A1 sniper systems; 308/7.62mm caliber Service Rifles; handguns chambering larger rifle cartridges |
| Model Number | 2275 |
| Notes | Not recommended for most hunting applications |
| Quantity | 100 Count |
| Recommended Use | Target shooting |
Pros
- 175 grain #2275 MatchKing bullet for .30 caliber applications
- 100-count package supports reloading convenience and volume use
- Designed for long-range target and Service Rifle match shooting
- Higher ballistic coefficient than the 168 grain #2200 bullet
- Supersonic at 1000 yards from .308/7.62mm Service Rifles
- Recognized for consistent accuracy in rifles and handguns
Considerations & Trade-offs
- This is a match bullet, so it is not recommended for most hunting applications.
- The design is oriented toward long-range target use, which may not align with hunters looking for reliable expansion on game.
- Load data is not provided here; you’ll need to consult a reloading manual or powder manufacturer resources before use.
- The 100-count box is geared toward reloaders who want a bulk supply rather than a small test quantity.
Suggested Comparisons
- Match bullets for precision rifle shooting
- Long-range target shooting bullets
- Service rifle competition bullets
- Handgun silhouette bullets
Suggested Accessories
- Reloading dies
- Powder scale
- Bullet puller
- Ammunition storage box
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in this product listing?
The listing is for Sierra MatchKing #2275 30 caliber 175 grain HPBT Match bullets, packaged in a 100-count box.
Is this bullet intended for hunting use?
Sierra states that MatchKing and Tipped MatchKing bullets are not recommended for most hunting applications. The description notes they are commonly used for varmint hunting, but also says their design will not provide the same reliable explosive expansion as Sierra’s lightly jacketed Hornet, Blitz, or Varminter bullets.
What kind of shooting is this bullet designed for?
The product is described as a long-range match bullet used by competitive shooters, and it also generated interest among competitive Service Rifle match shooters. Sierra says it was developed with military ordnance experts for the M21, M24, and M40A1 sniper systems.
How does Sierra describe the bullet’s long-range characteristics?
Sierra says the 175 grain #2275 MatchKing has a higher ballistic coefficient than the 168 grain #2200 bullet, allowing it to remain supersonic at 1000 yards when fired from 308/7.62mm caliber Service Rifles.
Where can I find load data for this bullet?
The description says to check your reloading manual or go to a powder manufacturer’s website for load data.