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SIERRA 9362 22 CAL. 62 GR. SBT GK 100 CT.
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SKU: 9362-092763093627
Overview
This 22 caliber 62 grain semi-point bullet is built for hunters and reloaders looking for a practical option for varmints and small game, especially in early 22 centerfire rifles with slower twist rates. Its design uses a generous exposed lead tip and a wider jacket opening to support faster expansion than a spitzer style, while the shorter profile can help with stabilization and accuracy. It may also suit modern rifles with faster twist rates, and the description notes potential use in handguns where twist rate and barrel length affect performance. At longer ranges, it is not intended for explosive expansion, so it is best considered for shorter-range applications where controlled performance matters.
Why Hunters Choose the Sierra Bullets
Semi-point Design
Promotes faster expansion than spitzer-style
Generous Exposed
Lead tip and jacket opening
Suitable Varmints
Small game in many .22
Reduced Bullet
Length can make stabilization easier
Can Also
Faster twist rates
Key Features
- Semi-point design allows faster expansion than a spitzer style.
- Generous exposed lead tip and wider jacket opening support expansion.
- Designed for outstanding accuracy in rifles.
- Suitable for varmints and small game in early 22 centerfire rifles.
- Semi-point shape reduces bullet length for easier stabilization.
- Can also be used in modern rifles with faster twist rates.
- Not intended for explosive expansion at longer ranges.
Best Used For
- Varmint hunters using early .22 centerfire rifles with slower twist rates
- Reloaders seeking a semi-point bullet for improved stabilization in specific rifles
- Small-game hunters wanting a bullet suited to shorter-range use
- Handgun shooters working with twist-rate limitations and short-barrel velocity constraints
- Hunters preserving pelts and preferring less aggressive expansion at longer ranges
Specifications
| Accuracy Note | Capable of outstanding accuracy |
|---|---|
| Bullet Style | SBT GK |
| Bullet Type | Semi-Point |
| Bullet Weight | 62 gr. |
| Caliber | .22 Cal. |
| Compatibility | Early .22 centerfire rifles with slower twist rates; modern rifles with faster twist rates; handguns |
| Expansion Note | Expands faster than a spitzer style |
| Jacket Opening | Slightly larger opening in the jacket |
| Lead Tip | Generous exposed lead tip |
| Load Data Note | Check your reloading manual or powder manufacturer website for load data |
| Long Range Expansion Note | Will not give explosive expansion at longer ranges |
| Quantity | 100 ct. |
| Sectionaldesign Notes | Semi-point design |
| Stabilization Note | Reduces bullet length for a given weight to aid stabilization |
| Use | Varmints and small game |
Pros
- Semi-point design promotes faster expansion than spitzer-style bullets.
- Generous exposed lead tip and jacket opening support controlled expansion.
- Suitable for varmints and small game in many .22 centerfire rifles.
- Reduced bullet length can make stabilization easier in slower twist barrels.
- Can also be used in modern rifles with faster twist rates.
- Useful for shorter-range fur bearer use where pelt preservation matters.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The semi-point design is intended to expand faster than a spitzer style, so it is better suited to shorter-range use than to longer-range applications.
- Its lower ballistic coefficient than a same-weight spitzer bullet means it gives up some downrange efficiency.
- The product is described as useful in early .22 centerfire rifles with slower twist rates, but it can also be used in modern rifles with faster twist rates; fit and accuracy still depend on the specific firearm.
- Load data is not provided here, so reloading should be verified against a manual or powder manufacturer’s published information.
Suggested Comparisons
- Varmint bullets
- Small game bullets
- .22 centerfire reloading bullets
- Semi-point bullet designs
Suggested Accessories
- Reloading manual
- Powder data source
- Bullet storage box
- Caliper
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of bullet is this Sierra 9362 load component?
It is a .22 caliber, 62 grain semi-point bullet, sold in a 100-count box.
What game is this bullet described as being suitable for?
The source describes it as an excellent choice for varmints and small game.
Is this bullet intended for older rifles or modern rifles?
The description says it can be a good choice for early .22 centerfire rifles with slower twist rates, and it can also be used in modern rifles with faster twist rates.
What does the semi-point design change compared with a spitzer bullet?
According to the description, the semi-point shape can expand faster than a spitzer style, and it reduces bullet length for a given weight, which may make it easier to stabilize. It also notes that the trade-off is a lower ballistic coefficient than a spitzer of the same weight.
Does the product provide load data or reloading instructions?
No specific load data is provided in the product text. It directs users to check a reloading manual or a powder manufacturer’s website for load data.