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Why customers choose this item
✓69 grain weight
✓.224 diameter bullets
✓Ballistic tip bullet type
✓22 caliber bullets
✓100 count per box
✓Tipped MatchKing series
Product highlights
Rifle bullet designed for precision shooting and competition applications
22 caliber projectile with 69 grain weight for consistent ballistic performance
0.224 inch diameter supports compatibility with appropriate caliber firearms
Ballistic tip design enhances aerodynamic efficiency and flight stability
Packaged in 100 count box for reloading or shooting applications
Constructed from lead and copper materials for consistent projectile performance
Product description
The Sierra Bullets Tipped MatchKing .224 Diameter 22 Caliber 69 Grain Ballistic Tip 100 Count is a rifle bullet designed for competition shooting with 22 caliber rifles.
This Sierra Bullets Tipped MatchKing rifle bullet uses a .224 inch diameter and a 69 grain weight with a ballistic tip profile suited to precision shooting applications. The bullet is made from lead and copper and is packaged in a 100 count box for reloading. This product is used for assembling competition ammunition where a 69 grain tipped projectile is required. In standard configurations, the Tipped MatchKing series is classified under competition bullets and supports common 22 caliber rifle platforms. The Sierra Bullets Tipped MatchKing design maintains consistent dimensions, and the 69 grain ballistic tip format is commonly selected for range use and precision-focused shooting setups.
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