.308 | 215gr | Berger Hybrid Target

Our reloading data for the .308 | 215gr | Berger Hybrid Target bullet covers a total of 22 suitable calibers and 1000 load recipes

The Berger Hybrid Target bullet is designed with advanced construction techniques, utilizing a J4 Precision Jacket and a Hybrid Ogive, which blends tangent and secant ogive designs. This construction offers enhanced ballistic coefficients for an optimal combination of reduced drag and improved stability over long distances. Primarily intended for target shooting, it is favored by competitive shooters seeking precision at extended ranges. Unlike hollow point or bonded core bullets, the Hybrid Target is not designed for controlled expansion, making it unsuitable for hunting game animals where terminal ballistics and humane killing are factors. Its primary application is in precision target shooting rather than hunting. Handloaders appreciate the Hybrid Target for its excellent consistency and performance with various powders and seating depths, allowing for fine-tuned custom loads. Suitable calibers primarily include popular long-range rounds like .308 Winchester, 6mm Creedmoor, and 6.5mm cartridges. While not geared towards hunting, its aerodynamic design makes it a staple for competitive marksmen.

About this bullet

.308 | 215gr | Berger Hybrid Target is a bullet made by Berger. At 215 gr (13.9 g) and a diameter of 0.308'' (7.82 mm) it suits handloads where bullet weight and barrel length have to be matched carefully. Its G1 ballistic coefficient of 0.691 drives velocity retention and wind drift downrange — higher values mean a flatter trajectory at distance. A twist rate of 1:10.0 is recommended for stable flight; slower twists can under-stabilise this bullet. We currently list 1000 load recipes across 22 calibers for this bullet.

Most popular calibers for this bullet

CaliberLoad recipes
.30-06 Spring.136
.30-06 R Stief135
7.62 x 53 R Fin.133
.30 R Blaser130
7.5 x 54 mm MAS124

Load data for .308 | 215gr | Berger Hybrid Target bullet is available in the following calibers:

Safety notes

All load data is reference data only. Always start at the minimum charge and work up in small steps while watching for pressure signs. Never exceed the maximum charge published by the powder or bullet manufacturer.