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      Buying Sierra Projectiles in Australia

      Magnum Sports lists 248 Sierra projectile lines with around 220 available today, the largest Sierra range in Sydney: MatchKing and Tipped MatchKing for target shooting, GameKing and Tipped GameKing for hunting, Pro-Hunter flat-base bullets, VarmintKing and BlitzKing for foxes and rabbits, in .20, .22, 6 mm, 6.5 mm, 7 mm, .30 and .303 calibre, in 100-count boxes and 500 and 1,000-count bulk packs.

      The best sellers are the 22 cal 69 gr and 77 gr MatchKing for .223 match rifles, the 6.5 mm 140 gr and 142 gr for 6.5 Creedmoor, the 6 mm 107 gr for .243 and 6 mm BR, the 30 cal 155 gr Palma and 168 and 175 gr MatchKing and TMK for .308, and the 30 cal 165 gr GameKing for hunting. Projectiles on their own are not loaded ammunition, so they do not require a firearms licence in NSW and can be posted Australia-wide; primers and powder are sold separately and in store only.

      Prices run from $49 for 6 mm 90 gr Tipped GameKing (100) to $931 for 7 mm 197 gr MatchKing (1,000), with most 100-count boxes between $60 and $130.

      • PricesSierra projectiles from $49 per 100 with most 100-count boxes $60 to $130; 500-packs from about $440 and 1,000-packs to $931.
      • Availability248 Sierra lines listed, about 220 available now, most in store at Roseville Chase with bulk packs from the distributor (allow 5+ days).
      • DealerMagnum Sports, 19 Babbage Road, Roseville Chase NSW — NSW Firearms Dealer Licence 413159984 — (02) 9882 2689

      Tell us the cartridge, twist rate and what you are loading for and we will suggest a bullet weight that stabilises in your barrel. Reloading dies, brass and presses are in our reloading collection, and new reloaders should start with our beginner's guide to reloading.

      Common questions

      Do I need a licence to buy projectiles in NSW?
      No. Projectiles on their own are reloading components, not ammunition as defined in the NSW Firearms Act, so they do not require a firearms licence and Magnum Sports posts them Australia-wide. Primers and propellant powder are regulated and are sold in store only.
      What is the difference between Sierra MatchKing and GameKing?
      MatchKing (SMK) and Tipped MatchKing (TMK) are hollow-point boat-tail target bullets built for accuracy and are not designed to expand on game. GameKing (SGK) and Tipped GameKing (TGK) are hunting bullets with a boat-tail and controlled expansion; Pro-Hunter is the flat-base hunting version; VarmintKing and BlitzKing are rapid-expanding varmint bullets.
      Which Sierra bullet for 6.5 Creedmoor?
      For target work the 6.5 mm 140 gr HPBT MatchKing or 142 gr MatchKing; for deer the 6.5 mm 140 gr Tipped GameKing ($112 per 100) or 130 gr GameKing. All stabilise in the 1:8 twist most 6.5 Creedmoor factory barrels use.
      Which Sierra bullet for .308 Winchester?
      Target: 155 gr Palma MatchKing ($109), 168 gr MatchKing or 175 gr Tipped MatchKing ($134). Hunting: 150 gr or 165 gr GameKing ($98). The 1:10 or 1:12 twist in most .308 barrels handles bullets up to 175 gr comfortably.
      Do you sell Sierra bullets in bulk?
      Yes, 500 and 1,000-count packs on popular MatchKing weights, from about $440 for 500 to $931 for 1,000, and per-round pricing on some .22 cal 62 gr production bullets.

      Answers written by the licensed dealers at Magnum Sports, Roseville Chase NSW. Last reviewed September 2026. Firearms law differs by state; check with your state registry before you buy.