If you're building loads for long-range target work or precision rifle competitions, Berger Bullets' 6.5 Creedmoor .264 140 gr VLD Target ammunition delivers the consistency and performance that match shooters have relied on for decades. VLD (Very Low Drag) bullet design minimizes wind drift and maintains velocity downrange—critical advantages when you're chasing tight groups at distance. This 100-count box gives you the volume needed for practice, load development, and competition without constantly restocking.

Berger's reputation in precision rifle circles isn't accident. The company was founded by Walt Berger to win matches and set records in target competition, and that singular focus on consistency and accuracy remains at the core of their manufacturing. Every Berger bullet is made to match-grade standards, which means tighter tolerances on weight, concentricity, and aerodynamic uniformity than you'll find in standard hunting or varmint ammunition. For reloaders who demand repeatability, that matters.

The 140-grain weight in 6.5 Creedmoor is a sweet spot for long-range target shooters—heavy enough to carry energy and resist wind, light enough to stay supersonic at extended distances without excessive powder charges. Whether you're developing a load for a precision bolt gun, tuning a match rifle, or running a regional or national competition, these bullets will reward careful handloading with the kind of shot-to-shot consistency that separates first place from the rest of the field.

If you're building loads for long-range target work or precision rifle competitions, Berger Bullets' 6.5 Creedmoor .264 140 gr VLD Target ammunition delivers the consistency and performance that match shooters have relied on for decades. VLD (Very Low Drag) bullet design minimizes wind drift and maintains velocity downrange—critical advantages when you're chasing tight groups at distance. This 100-count box gives you the volume needed for practice, load development, and competition without constantly restocking.

Berger's reputation in precision rifle circles isn't accident. The company was founded by Walt Berger to win matches and set records in target competition, and that singular focus on consistency and accuracy remains at the core of their manufacturing. Every Berger bullet is made to match-grade standards, which means tighter tolerances on weight, concentricity, and aerodynamic uniformity than you'll find in standard hunting or varmint ammunition. For reloaders who demand repeatability, that matters.

The 140-grain weight in 6.5 Creedmoor is a sweet spot for long-range target shooters—heavy enough to carry energy and resist wind, light enough to stay supersonic at extended distances without excessive powder charges. Whether you're developing a load for a precision bolt gun, tuning a match rifle, or running a regional or national competition, these bullets will reward careful handloading with the kind of shot-to-shot consistency that separates first place from the rest of the field.