The Sierra 2180 Pro-Hunter 30 Caliber .308 220 GR Round Nose (RN) 100 Box is the perfect .30 caliber projectile for hunting medium to large game. With legendary Sierra construction the Sierra Pro-Hunter Rifle Bullets offers shooters the highest quality consistency and accuracy possible in a range of projectiles that Sierra manufacturers. Sierra Pro-Hunter 30 Caliber Bullets are turn-key ready and designed to meet the needs of the most demanding big game hunters. For a great way to make sure you are using some of the best bullets the shooting industry has to offer, choose the Sierra 2180 Pro-Hunter 30 Caliber .308 220 GR Round Nose (RN) 100 Box. Specifications for Sierra Pro-Hunter .30 Caliber 220 Grain RN Rifle Bullets: Manufacturer: Sierra Bullet Type: Round Nose (RN) Bullet Weight: 220 grain Caliber: .30 Caliber Sectional Density: 0.331 Bullet Quantity: 100 Bullet Bullet Tip Material: Lead Country of Origin: USA Fabric/Material: Copper Package Contents: Sierra 2180 Pro-Hunter 30 Caliber .308 220 GR Round Nose (RN) 100 Box
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I handload extra-heavy hunting rounds for my 308 Winchester using 220 grain soft point bullets. These rounds are meant for use on large to extra-large games to be shot under 100 yards. The 220 grain SP I usually use are from Remington (which is no longer available as a reloading component) and Hornady. I find the Sierra Pro-Hunt brand of this bullet is almost as good as the Remington CoreLok and Hornady InterLock brands. I load these bullets to a muzzle velocity of 2,230 f.p.s. when shot from 1-12 twist 20 inch barrel Sako A2 rifle. The Sierra is more accurate in that it produces 5 shot groups at 100 yards about 0.65 inches c-t-c vs. 0.80 to 1.0 inches vs. Hornady and Remington. However, the Sierra sheds more of its lead core material when it hits, and with a few of bullets the core were partially coming out of the jacket.