Best bullet you ever shot.

[long40shot]

Boy, this is like being asked your favorite food. I'll just keep it to the stand outs.

257 Roberts- 90grn Sierra hp
257 Roberts Ackley- 110grn ELD-X
6.5x284- 140 A-max*
204 ruger- 39 Sierra bk

* - denotes the best groups I've ever shot.

 

[SG4247]

Pointed factory 95 SMK - one hole groups from several 6mm AR-15s and my bolt guns. Excellent .243 bullet for paper.

 

[alintx]

22 cal slow twist, hard to beat Sierra 52 hpbt for a trigger factory bullet,,,,6mm 13-14tw , I'll take the Sierra 70 gr, with 85 hpbt in the middle twist (10), and in slow twist I've never shot anything off the shelf except at p dogs, And those same 85s served well.

 

[john 800]

As a hunter rather than a competitive shooter the bullets that always seem to shoot well are the nosler balistic tips. The smallest group I have ever shot was from my savage 308w, the load uses varget, cci primers and 150 balistic tips. Hornady amaxs and ssts were pretty close in that rifle but the noslers are just a bit tighter usually.

 

[snert]

Sierra 155 Palma (308)
Hornady 55 sp (22-250)
55 vmax (Swift)
180gr 358 ssp 357 Herrett
55 NBT (6x47Rem)
66 Cheek FB 6x50
40 gr sierra hornet (222 and 4 gr unique squirrel load

 

[Clancy]

I’ve shot a lot of tiny groups with the 80.5 Berger Fullbore

 

[209jones]

209gr 32cal Jones cast bullet or a180gr 30cal Lyman was pretty close too, lost a chance on a barrel as a prize with the Lyman, by .004, so they said. Me and another fella had one hole 3 shot groups. Pretty sure the Jones shot just as well, never had it measured with a caliper though.

 

[Kevin1990]

Sierra 155 Palma (308)
Hornady 55 sp (22-250)
55 vmax (Swift)
180gr 358 ssp 357 Herrett
55 NBT (6x47Rem)
66 Cheek FB 6x50
40 gr sierra hornet (222 and 4 gr unique squirrel load

I shot one of the smallest 3 shot groups ever with the Hornady 55gr sp out of my WOA upper. Love that bullet. Bought em when they were like .10 cents per bullet.

 

[Shifty6br]

Berger across the board

 

[WyleWD]

17 Rem. 30gr Kindler golds
220 Swift & 22xc 50gr NBT & 53 Vmax
6xc & 243 85gr Seirra HPBT
6.5-06 120gr NBT

 

[Bugs]

Best that I have ever personally shot would be a toss up between Jef Fowler's 80 grain flatbase and Robinette's 95 grain flatbase.

 

[Tom Murtiff]

Scott Weber makes a 6mm 103 gr. Top of my list..

 

[Doug Casner]

68 barts for bench. Nosler BT and parts. for hunting Sierras for playing. I l ike alot of em. Shoot alot of hornadys. Speers in a pistol.I probably shoot more 60 gr. ballistic tips than anything. Doug

 

[Dave M.]

In this order:
1. 7mm Berger 184gr F-Open
2. 7mm Berger 180gr LR Hybrids
3. 6mm Berger 105gr Hybrids (Barts 105gr Gungnirs are way better but I’m not counting custom bullets)

Dave

 

[Pete Wass]

Pretty tough to beat BIB bullets.

Pete

 

[Doug Casner]

142 gr. matchkings shoot good in my 6.5 creed. Doug

 

[JFrank]

I include customs as best bullet I’ve shot. Vapor trails even sort better than anything I’ve tried. These are sorted by OAL in .002 increments , I get three bullets that fall slightly outside my parameter

Nicely done @Tom E

 

[Crumster]

Generally anything Sierra made in a Match King.

The 30 cal. 168 gr. Sierra Match King is the king of OTC target bullets....IMHO

 

[Dave M.]

I include customs as best bullet I’ve shot. Vapor trails even sort better than anything I’ve tried. These are sorted by OAL in .002 increments , I get three bullets that fall slightly outside my parameter

Nicely done @Tom E

Then my answer has to be changed because my 105gr Barts Gungnirs are the most consistent 6mm target bullet I’ve ever loaded or shot. Far better than the Berger 105gr Hybrids. Not to mention Bart is a true gentleman, world class shooter, and is always a pleasure to deal with. Thanks Bart.
Dave M.

 

[Crumster]

Nosler .375 Partition 300 gr gets my vote for best bullet when protecting your lunch.

**PS: What I forgot to mention was that this bullet, out of my Remington 700 .375 H&H stainless "Guide" model (short barrel), shot 3 round cloverleaf groups, all touching. In a moment of weakness, I sold this to a gent from Kenai, Alaska, who needed it much worse than I did.