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SIERRA 2275C 30CAL 175GR. HPBT MATCH 500 CT.
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SKU: 2275C-092763522752
Overview
Built for precision-focused handloading, this 30 caliber 175 grain HPBT Match bullet is aimed at shooters who prioritize consistency in long-range target work and service rifle competition. Sierra positions the MatchKing design for applications where accuracy and stable flight matter most, including use in rifles and certain handgun silhouette or long-range setups chambered for larger rifle cartridges. The product is sold as a 500-count box, making it a practical option for reloaders assembling match-oriented ammunition in volume. It is not presented as a general-purpose hunting bullet, so it is best suited to range and competition use rather than typical field hunting needs.
Why Hunters Choose the Sierra Bullets
175-grain .30
Caliber MatchKing design for long-range
Higher Ballistic
Coefficient than the 168-grain #2200
Designed Remain
Supersonic at 1,000 yards in
Suitable Handgun
Silhouettes and long-range target competitions
Packaged 500-count
Box for high-volume reloading
Key Features
- Sierra MatchKing 175 grain #2275 bullet in .30 caliber.
- HPBT Match design for competitive shooting applications.
- Packaged in a 500-count box.
- Developed with military ordnance experts for the M21, M24, and M40A1 sniper systems.
- Higher ballistic coefficient than the 168 grain #2200 bullet.
- Not recommended for most hunting applications.
Best Used For
- Long-range target shooters loading 30 caliber cartridges for match-focused practice and competition.
- Service Rifle competitors seeking a 175 grain MatchKing option for extended-distance shooting.
- Handgun silhouette shooters using larger rifle cartridges in compatible long-range handgun setups.
- Reloaders who prioritize documented MatchKing use in precision shooting applications.
- Shooters wanting a bullet intended for target work rather than most hunting applications.
Specifications
| Bullet Type | HPBT Match |
|---|---|
| Bullet Weight | 175 Grain |
| Caliber | 30 Caliber |
| Model | 2275C |
| Notes | Not recommended for most hunting applications |
| Quantity | 500 Count |
| Recommended Use | Target shooting |
| Series | MatchKing |
Pros
- 175-grain .30 caliber MatchKing design for long-range target use
- Higher ballistic coefficient than the 168-grain #2200 bullet
- Designed to remain supersonic at 1,000 yards in 308/7.62mm service rifles
- Suitable for handgun silhouettes and long-range target competitions
- Packaged in a 500-count box for high-volume reloading
Considerations & Trade-offs
- This is a match bullet, not a general-purpose hunting projectile; the description notes it is not recommended for most hunting applications.
- Sierra states that MatchKing and Tipped MatchKing bullets do not provide the same reliable explosive expansion on varmints as lightly jacketed Hornet, Blitz, or Varminter bullets.
- The product is sold as a 500-count box, which is suited to high-volume loading but may be more than needed for occasional use.
- Load data is not provided here; Sierra directs users to a reloading manual or powder manufacturer website before use.
Suggested Comparisons
- Match-grade rifle bullets
- Long-range target shooting bullets
- Service rifle competition bullets
- Handgun silhouette bullets
Suggested Accessories
- Bullet reloading manual
- Powder measure
- Reloading press
- Bullet comparator
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this Sierra product intended for?
This is a 30 caliber 175 grain HPBT MatchKing bullet in a 500-count package, intended for target and competitive shooting use. The product description also notes use in handgun silhouettes and long-range target competitions.
Is this bullet recommended for hunting?
No. The description says MatchKing and Tipped MatchKing bullets are not recommended for most hunting applications.
What makes the 175 grain #2275 MatchKing different from the 168 grain MatchKing mentioned in the description?
The source says the 175 grain #2275 has a higher ballistic coefficient than the 168 grain #2200, and that this helps it remain supersonic at 1000 yards when fired from 308/7.62mm caliber Service Rifles.
How many bullets are included in the package?
The product title lists this as a 500-count package.
Where can I find load data for this bullet?
The description directs users to check a reloading manual or a powder manufacturer’s website for load data.