Berger 30 Cal 210gr VLD Hunting Projectiles (PN 30515)

Berger 30 Cal 210gr VLD Hunting Projectiles (PN 30515)

B30515

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The Berger 210gr VLD Hunting in .30 (.308") is a hunting-line projectile. .300 Win Mag, .300 Norma Mag, .300 PRC. Heavy long-range hunting projectile.

Specifications

  • Calibre: .30 (.308")
  • Weight: 210gr
  • Profile: VLD Hunting
  • G1 BC: 0.625
  • G7 BC: 0.320
  • Sectional Density: 0.316
  • OAL: 1.470"
  • Recommended twist: 1:11" or faster
  • Pack size(s): 100/Box, 500/Box

Application notes

.300 Win Mag, .300 Norma Mag, .300 PRC. Heavy long-range hunting projectile. Refer to current ADI and Hodgdon load data for safe charge weights and pressure signs — start low, work up. All BCs and dimensions are Berger published reference values; individual lots may vary.

Pairs well with

ADI 2208 / Hodgdon Varget for .308 Win, ADI 2209 / Hodgdon H4350 for .30-06 / .300 WSM, ADI 2213SC for .300 Win Mag. Lapua brass, CCI BR-2 / Federal 210M primers.

Licensing & dispatch

Component projectiles do not require a firearms licence in most Australian states. Interstate freight restrictions may apply — see our shipping page for details.


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