Berger Long Range Hybrid Target Rifle Bullets .22 cal .224" 85.5 gr LRHT 1000/ctBergara$500.86
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If you're loading ammunition for precision rifle competition or long-range target work, Berger Long Range Hybrid Target Bullets in .22 caliber deliver the consistency that matters when you're pushing shots past 1,000 yards. These 85.5-grain projectiles are engineered to perform at distance, with a focus on shot-to-shot repeatability rather than raw numbers alone. Whether you're fine-tuning loads for a varmint rifle or developing match ammunition, predictable, verified ballistics are the foundation of tight groups and repeatable hits.
What sets these bullets apart is Berger's proprietary Meplat Reduction Technology (MRT) System—a controlled-pressure manufacturing process that shapes each bullet nose with remarkable uniformity. The result is a refined center of gravity and a bullet profile that stays consistent from round to round. That matters because a high ballistic coefficient is only half the equation; consistent ballistic coefficients are what eliminate the shot-to-shot velocity and trajectory surprises that haunt long-range shooters.
All Berger ballistic coefficients are verified using Doppler radar, not marketing guesses. The verification process captures the standard deviation across a sample, and Berger's numbers outpace competitors in that measure. If you reload for precision, you're investing time and care in every round—these bullets reward that discipline with predictable terminal performance and flight characteristics.
Packed 100 per box, these .224" projectiles are sized for .22 centerfire rifles. Reloaders who demand verified, consistent performance at extended range find Berger's hybrid target bullets worth the investment.
| Caliber | .22 / .224" |
| Weight | 85.5 grains |
| Type | Long Range Hybrid Target |
| Count | 100 rounds |
| Manufacturer | Berger Bullets |
These bullets are sized .224" and weigh 85.5 grains, making them suitable for .22 centerfire rifles. Always verify your specific rifle's twist rate and load data before use. Consult published reloading references or contact Berger directly if you have questions about your cartridge or firearm.
Each box contains 100 rounds.
Berger verifies all published ballistic coefficients using Doppler radar and publishes the standard deviation—the shot-to-shot consistency—which the manufacturer claims outpaces other producers. This verification matters for long-range shooters who rely on predictable trajectories beyond 1,000 yards.
Berger markets these as Long Range Hybrid Target Bullets, which identifies them as precision projectiles for target and competition use. For hunting applications, verify the suitability with published guidance or the manufacturer before use.
Bergara
If you're loading ammunition for precision rifle competition or long-range target work, Berger Long Range Hybrid Target Bullets in .22 caliber deliver the consistency that matters when you're pushing shots past 1,000 yards. These 85.5-grain projectiles are engineered to perform at distance, with a focus on shot-to-shot repeatability rather than raw numbers alone. Whether you're fine-tuning loads for a varmint rifle or developing match ammunition, predictable, verified ballistics are the foundation of tight groups and repeatable hits.
What sets these bullets apart is Berger's proprietary Meplat Reduction Technology (MRT) System—a controlled-pressure manufacturing process that shapes each bullet nose with remarkable uniformity. The result is a refined center of gravity and a bullet profile that stays consistent from round to round. That matters because a high ballistic coefficient is only half the equation; consistent ballistic coefficients are what eliminate the shot-to-shot velocity and trajectory surprises that haunt long-range shooters.
All Berger ballistic coefficients are verified using Doppler radar, not marketing guesses. The verification process captures the standard deviation across a sample, and Berger's numbers outpace competitors in that measure. If you reload for precision, you're investing time and care in every round—these bullets reward that discipline with predictable terminal performance and flight characteristics.
Packed 100 per box, these .224" projectiles are sized for .22 centerfire rifles. Reloaders who demand verified, consistent performance at extended range find Berger's hybrid target bullets worth the investment.
| Caliber | .22 / .224" |
| Weight | 85.5 grains |
| Type | Long Range Hybrid Target |
| Count | 100 rounds |
| Manufacturer | Berger Bullets |
These bullets are sized .224" and weigh 85.5 grains, making them suitable for .22 centerfire rifles. Always verify your specific rifle's twist rate and load data before use. Consult published reloading references or contact Berger directly if you have questions about your cartridge or firearm.
Each box contains 100 rounds.
Berger verifies all published ballistic coefficients using Doppler radar and publishes the standard deviation—the shot-to-shot consistency—which the manufacturer claims outpaces other producers. This verification matters for long-range shooters who rely on predictable trajectories beyond 1,000 yards.
Berger markets these as Long Range Hybrid Target Bullets, which identifies them as precision projectiles for target and competition use. For hunting applications, verify the suitability with published guidance or the manufacturer before use.
