Sierra's 69-grain Tipped MatchKing delivers match-grade accuracy with a ballistic-tip design that reduces drag and improves feeding in magazine-fed rifles. 100 count per box.
Sierra has enhanced its legendary MatchKing line by adding an acetal resin tip to create the Tipped MatchKing (TMK) bullet—a cartridge that combines precision accuracy with practical performance improvements.
The acetal resin tip serves two critical purposes. First, it reduces aerodynamic drag, producing a more favorable ballistic coefficient across velocity ranges:
Second, the tip design ensures reliable feeding in magazine-fed firearms—a practical advantage for shooters using modern rifle platforms.
These bullets are engineered for precision rifle competition and target shooting. While commonly used for varmint hunting, their design prioritizes accuracy over expansion. They are not recommended for most hunting applications, as they do not provide the same reliable explosive expansion as Sierra's purpose-built varmint bullets at equivalent velocities.
This bullet requires a barrel twist rate of 1-in-10 inches or faster for optimal stability and accuracy.
For over a decade, marksmen and hunters have trusted Sierra bullets for that extra margin of performance—on the range or in the field.