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SIERRA BULLETS
The Sierra MatchKing .30 caliber 168 grain HPBT rifle bullet is built for precision. This is the round serious reloaders and competitive shooters reach for when accuracy matters—whether you're punching paper at the range, running silhouette matches, or pushing distance on steel. The MatchKing line has earned its reputation through decades of match wins and records because Sierra engineered these bullets for consistency first. You get 500 rounds per box, a practical quantity for developing loads and maintaining supply for regular range sessions.
The 168-grain weight in .308" diameter hits a sweet spot for standard .30-06 and .308 Winchester loads. The design delivers a flat trajectory and minimal wind drift, qualities that make long-range target work less of a guessing game. Sierra's famous MatchKing profile—a secant ogive with a small hollow point—was refined through generations of competitive use. That heritage matters because every bullet that leaves your press should perform like the one before it, and that's what MatchKings are known for: predictable, repeatable accuracy.
One important note: MatchKings are purpose-built for target shooting and competition. Sierra itself states these aren't recommended for hunting applications; if you're after reliable expansion on game, look at their hunting-specific lines instead. For reloaders focused on accuracy at the range or in competition, though, the MatchKing remains a proven choice—the kind of bullet that lets you blame the shooter, not the ammo.
| Caliber | .30 Caliber (.308" diameter) |
| Weight | 168 grains |
| Bullet Style | Hollow Point Boat Tail (HPBT) |
| Count | 500 per box |
| Brand | Sierra Bullets |
The 168-grain .308" diameter MatchKing works in standard .30-06 Springfield and .308 Winchester rifles, as well as larger-caliber rifle cartridges using .30 bullets. Sierra also notes these have been used in handgun silhouette competition with larger rifle-cartridge handguns. Always consult your reloading manual for your specific cartridge and rifle combination.
No. Sierra explicitly states that MatchKing bullets are not recommended for most hunting applications. Their design prioritizes target accuracy over the reliable expansion needed for ethical game dispatch. If you're looking for a .30 caliber bullet for hunting, consider Sierra's hunting-specific designs.
MatchKings have been the choice of competitive shooters for decades because of their legendary consistency and proven accuracy record. The design delivers flat trajectory, minimal wind sensitivity, and the kind of shot-to-shot predictability that wins matches and sets records. When every round needs to perform identically, that's what you get from a MatchKing.
Sierra MatchKing bullets are sold in 500-count boxes—a practical volume for reloaders developing loads, maintaining range supply, and competition use.
SIERRA BULLETS
The Sierra MatchKing .30 caliber 168 grain HPBT rifle bullet is built for precision. This is the round serious reloaders and competitive shooters reach for when accuracy matters—whether you're punching paper at the range, running silhouette matches, or pushing distance on steel. The MatchKing line has earned its reputation through decades of match wins and records because Sierra engineered these bullets for consistency first. You get 500 rounds per box, a practical quantity for developing loads and maintaining supply for regular range sessions.
The 168-grain weight in .308" diameter hits a sweet spot for standard .30-06 and .308 Winchester loads. The design delivers a flat trajectory and minimal wind drift, qualities that make long-range target work less of a guessing game. Sierra's famous MatchKing profile—a secant ogive with a small hollow point—was refined through generations of competitive use. That heritage matters because every bullet that leaves your press should perform like the one before it, and that's what MatchKings are known for: predictable, repeatable accuracy.
One important note: MatchKings are purpose-built for target shooting and competition. Sierra itself states these aren't recommended for hunting applications; if you're after reliable expansion on game, look at their hunting-specific lines instead. For reloaders focused on accuracy at the range or in competition, though, the MatchKing remains a proven choice—the kind of bullet that lets you blame the shooter, not the ammo.
| Caliber | .30 Caliber (.308" diameter) |
| Weight | 168 grains |
| Bullet Style | Hollow Point Boat Tail (HPBT) |
| Count | 500 per box |
| Brand | Sierra Bullets |
The 168-grain .308" diameter MatchKing works in standard .30-06 Springfield and .308 Winchester rifles, as well as larger-caliber rifle cartridges using .30 bullets. Sierra also notes these have been used in handgun silhouette competition with larger rifle-cartridge handguns. Always consult your reloading manual for your specific cartridge and rifle combination.
No. Sierra explicitly states that MatchKing bullets are not recommended for most hunting applications. Their design prioritizes target accuracy over the reliable expansion needed for ethical game dispatch. If you're looking for a .30 caliber bullet for hunting, consider Sierra's hunting-specific designs.
MatchKings have been the choice of competitive shooters for decades because of their legendary consistency and proven accuracy record. The design delivers flat trajectory, minimal wind sensitivity, and the kind of shot-to-shot predictability that wins matches and sets records. When every round needs to perform identically, that's what you get from a MatchKing.
Sierra MatchKing bullets are sold in 500-count boxes—a practical volume for reloaders developing loads, maintaining range supply, and competition use.
