Successful long range shooting requires that several different things all come together to produce small groups and high scores. Confidence in your stuff is one of the important parts of the equation. Richard, your question is about bullets. The same could be asked of barrels, triggers, stocks, rests, brass, primers or scopes. Most good shooters have confidence in the choices they make. You only mention Berger and Sierra but there are many others. I would say in the last few years even custom bullets have become more available. As I see it, which ever bullet that you find to be more consistent in things like weight, oal, or base to ogive would be usable. I like the way Sierra is now pointing their bullets. Looks good, does it help, not sure. I’m not one to promote one product against another, they are all competitive, but I would suggest that you take Surrell’s suggestion from another topic and weigh and measure the bullets that you choose. WWE

Check out JLK bullets, very competitive in price, smaller company, I have sorted but they are very close, these are VLD BULLETS, I have never had much luck with Sierra, seemed either the JLK or Bergers always edged them in performance, or my barrels liked them more. As far as pointing them, no definite yea or nea with me on that, some are better some are not, I tip any myself to try, that way I am not sold out to an already tipped bullet. Like all other parts of shooting you can burn a barrel out testing. Just my 2 cents tho.