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Sierra, 6mm / 243
| brand: | sierra |
| caliber: | 243cal |
| grains: | 100gr |
Sierra 6mm 243 100gr Spitzer BT #1560
This 100 grain Spitzer Boat Tail bullet with a strong, double-tapered jacket offers adequate penetration and consistent expansion on medium game when fired from a rifle. The boat tail companion to the flatbase #1540 Pro-Hunter bullet, the #1560 bullet is the choice for best downrange performance when ranges exceed 300 yards. This bullet is quite accurate and may be used in 6mm cartridges including the 243 Winchester, 6mm Remington, and magnums. It's also a fantastic long-range bullet for larger varmints.
Reloaders seeking Sierra 6mm rifle projectiles.
Compatible cartridges designed for .243-inch bullets.
Suitable hunting and sporting applications where permitted.
Users looking for a traditional 100-grain spitzer boat-tail bullet.
When selecting projectiles for a compatible rifle cartridge.
For suitable sporting applications using properly assembled ammunition.
When a 100-grain bullet is appropriate for the rifle and intended use.
When following the manufacturer's published specifications for projectile selection.
Brand: Sierra
Product Type: Rifle projectile
Calibre: 6mm (.243)
Bullet Diameter: .243 inch
Bullet Weight: 100 grains
Bullet Design: Spitzer Boat Tail (SBT)
Product Number: 1560
Sectional Density: Approximately .242
Q: What type of projectile is the Sierra #1560?
A: It is a 100-grain spitzer boat-tail rifle projectile designed for compatible reloading applications.
Q: What does SBT mean?
A: SBT stands for Spitzer Boat Tail, describing the bullet's pointed profile and tapered base.
Q: What is the bullet diameter?
A: Its nominal diameter is .243 inch.
Q: How much does each projectile weigh?
A: Each projectile weighs 100 grains.
Q: Is this complete ammunition?
A: No. It is a projectile component intended for compatible reloading applications.