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Bergara
Bergara 30 caliber 175-grain OTM tactical bullets offer precision and consistency for long-range rifle shooting, match competition, and precision rifle applications. Built by Bergara Rifles—a manufacturer known for delivering quality ammunition components to serious shooters—these bullets are engineered for those who demand repeatability and accuracy downrange. Whether you're handloading for a precision bolt-action rifle or stocking up for range sessions, a 500-count box gives you enough rounds to develop loads, practice, and compete without constant resupply.
The 175-grain weight in 30 caliber strikes a balance suited to medium to long-range work, with an OTM (open-tip match) design that's a proven standard among competitive and tactical shooters. Consistency from bullet to bullet is fundamental to precision reloading, and Bergara's manufacturing reputation carries through to these components. A half-thousand rounds per box means serious volume for dedicated reloaders who understand the value of working up loads with identical components.
If you reload your own ammunition and shoot rifles in 30 caliber—whether for F-Class, PRS-style competition, or long-range hunting—these bullets deserve consideration. Pair them with quality brass, powder, and primers matched to your rifle's twist rate and intended distance, and you'll have a platform for exploring what your setup can deliver.
| Caliber | 30 Cal |
| Weight | 175 Grains |
| Bullet Type | OTM (Open-Tip Match) |
| Count | 500 |
These are 30-caliber bullets suitable for any rifle chambered in a 30-caliber cartridge (such as .308 Winchester, .300 Win Mag, .300 PRC, or other 30-cal rounds). Always verify bullet diameter and seating length for your specific rifle and cartridge before loading.
These are bullets only—components for handloading. You'll need to provide your own brass cases, powder, and primers to assemble finished ammunition.
OTM stands for Open-Tip Match. The open tip (hollow point) design at the nose is common in match and tactical bullets, traditionally associated with precision rifle use and competition shooting.
Bergara
Bergara 30 caliber 175-grain OTM tactical bullets offer precision and consistency for long-range rifle shooting, match competition, and precision rifle applications. Built by Bergara Rifles—a manufacturer known for delivering quality ammunition components to serious shooters—these bullets are engineered for those who demand repeatability and accuracy downrange. Whether you're handloading for a precision bolt-action rifle or stocking up for range sessions, a 500-count box gives you enough rounds to develop loads, practice, and compete without constant resupply.
The 175-grain weight in 30 caliber strikes a balance suited to medium to long-range work, with an OTM (open-tip match) design that's a proven standard among competitive and tactical shooters. Consistency from bullet to bullet is fundamental to precision reloading, and Bergara's manufacturing reputation carries through to these components. A half-thousand rounds per box means serious volume for dedicated reloaders who understand the value of working up loads with identical components.
If you reload your own ammunition and shoot rifles in 30 caliber—whether for F-Class, PRS-style competition, or long-range hunting—these bullets deserve consideration. Pair them with quality brass, powder, and primers matched to your rifle's twist rate and intended distance, and you'll have a platform for exploring what your setup can deliver.
| Caliber | 30 Cal |
| Weight | 175 Grains |
| Bullet Type | OTM (Open-Tip Match) |
| Count | 500 |
These are 30-caliber bullets suitable for any rifle chambered in a 30-caliber cartridge (such as .308 Winchester, .300 Win Mag, .300 PRC, or other 30-cal rounds). Always verify bullet diameter and seating length for your specific rifle and cartridge before loading.
These are bullets only—components for handloading. You'll need to provide your own brass cases, powder, and primers to assemble finished ammunition.
OTM stands for Open-Tip Match. The open tip (hollow point) design at the nose is common in match and tactical bullets, traditionally associated with precision rifle use and competition shooting.
