Best bullet you ever shot.

[jcm24m]

53 grain VMAX ahead of a 22 PPC used for prairie dogs. MOST amazing bullet for a factory made !

 

[bozo699]

As for a factory bullet the 140 gr. Berger Long Range Target bullet hands down is the best I've shot as far as consistency goes. Looks like the Sierra 142 gr. MK is going to be very good as well.

If sorted I believe the Sierra mk is the best inexpensive bullet on the market, I competed with them for years!…. My 6.5*284 loved the 142’s
Wayne

 

[Sandstorm]

the Berger 180 hybrids (.284) are one of my favorites

I shoot a 7mm so this his right here works the best for me.

 

[Kevin1990]

@jackieschmidt I noticed a lot of customs in the comments, but decided not to say anything. Still surprised at a lot of answers though. A lot of Amax shooters out there.

 

[varget204]

6 BRA- Barts 105 Gungnir @1000 yds

 

[Kevin1990]

243 Win 10" twist: Sierra 85 BTHP

223 Rem 8" twist: Hornady 60 Vmax.

223 Rem 12" twist: 55 Nosler BT.

308 Win 10" twist: 150 Nosler BT and 150 Sierra Pro Hunter - toss-up.

22 250 Rem 14" Twist: 50 Nosler BT.

270 Win 10" twist: 130 Sierra BT Spitzer

30 06 10": 165 grain Sierra BT Spitzer

38 Special: 148 grain Hollow Base Swaged wadcutter - accuracy

38 Special / 357 Magnum: 125 Hornaday XTP - performance.

Now that’s a good breakdown! Thanks

 

[Eric Leonard]

70 Nosler Balistic Tip from a 700 VLS 6 mm Rem with enough 4064 for 3600 fps. There was very few critters that lived to tell about being shot at

 

[RCE1]

425gr Paul Jones Creedmoor cast 20:1

 

[Kevin1990]

Surprised I haven’t seen a mention of the Berger 108bt.

 

[JEFFPPC]

I shot Clarence Hammonds 6mm bullets fro 63 to 68 grain in my 6ppcs from 1998 until now. Last 50 are loaded. This was in about 25 different barrels, they would always shoot zeros/ ones. Won a lot of matches out to and including 500 yards with them. Now they are gone so I have a collection to try out this spring in with a new barrel in a 12 twist for the first time.

 

[LiveFire]

I've not shot them all so Im sure there are much better bullets but the ones listed below check every box I needed them to.
6x45-70gr speer tnt, shoots under MOA to 500yds. Farthest I have shot it. For the price of them Im not interested in another bullet for my 6x45 AR.
308 win-175gr SMK.
44 Mag-270gr speer deep curl
1/9 556 ar15- 50gr vmax
1/8 223 wylde Ar15- 77smk and 55gr nosler varmageddon.

 

[Willow]

Berger 109gr hybrid in my 6GT F-Open setup;
Berger 184gr hybrid in my 284 Shehane/6.5-7 PRCW
Berger 215gr hybrid in 300WSM

 

[Bc'z]

Bergers are great, but I'll take Lapua's price point and lower BC.
123 scenar
136L's
Got a strong desire to try thier 90gr as well.
Hand pulled anything Bart's Bullets has in 6mm.
Vapor trails & Vtacs are on deck for tinkering.

 

[Zero333]

80 gr Berger Varmint - 243win.
85 gr Sierra BTHP Gameking 243win (hunting load)
107 smk 243win
105 VLD 243win.
150 Berger FBHP 308win.
168 smk 308win.
130 ttsx 300winmag (hunting load)
240 SMK 300winmag (no longer made )

 

[boltfluter]

75 A-max are amazing in my 8 twist. 22BR, and strangely enough, the 95 gr Berger VLD in my short throated 6 Dasher shoots into one hole. A fantastic bullet on long range chucks as well!
Paul

 

[Owens85]

In my tikka 270- 145 eldx is very good
308- 175 smk
6br/A- for factory the lapua 105 scenar L is very good along with the berger 105 H .
Custom barts 105 hammer- HAMMERS.
30br- for a factory bullet 125 speer tnts are pretty dang good for what they are. Custom barts 112 x-out are GREAT.
6ppc - factory bullet berger 65 grain does well. Custom the best I've used are euber 67 grain. Very good bullet.
6.5- 140vld has been very good for me. Along with the lapua 123s.

 

[Murray Brook]

Custom 64 gr Stinger 6mm
Factory Sierra

 

[SteveOak]

If sorted I believe the Sierra mk is the best inexpensive bullet on the market, I competed with them for years!…. My 6.5*284 loved the 142’s
Wayne

Sorted by what parameter(s) and to what increments please?

 

[JEFFPPC]

Sorted by what parameter(s) and to what increments please?

I will jump in here.I have been pretty sucessful over the years with SMKs. First sort with Bob Greens tool into 3 lots. Than sort those lots base to ogive usually into 3 lots. Then measure loaded rounds base to live. Usually end up 48, 49, or 50 out of each box of 50 plus or minus .0005. I do not sort by weight normally.

 

[Slowshot]

Barts 52 gr. Shooting 222 Remington through two different rifles. Also 52 gr. Berger FB in the same rifles.