Sierra Tipped GameKing .264 145gr Bullets
The Sierra #4345 is a 6.5 mm/.264 Calibre (.264) 145 grain polymer tipped boat tail bullet from the Tipped GameKing line, supplied as a box of 100 component projectiles for handloading. Tipped GameKing bullets are an evolution of the GameKing design, combining a polymer tip with a boat tail profile for reliable expansion and strong downrange performance. They suit hunters who want a flat trajectory, consistent accuracy and controlled terminal behaviour. These are bullets only, not loaded ammunition, and must be assembled using appropriate, verified load data.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Caliber | .264 |
| Weight | 145 grain |
| Type | Polymer Tipped Boat Tail |
| Quantity | 100 bullets |
| Intended Use | Handloading only |
FAQ
Are these bullets suitable for all firearms?
These bullets are designed for use in rifles chambered for .264 caliber and should be used only with firearms that support the specific load data for this bullet type. Always verify compatibility with your firearm and follow proper handloading procedures.
Do these bullets require special loading data?
Yes, these are component bullets and must be assembled using verified load data. Always consult a reliable reloading manual or data source to ensure safe and effective performance.
Can these bullets be used for hunting?
Yes, the Tipped GameKing design is optimized for hunting with consistent accuracy and reliable terminal performance in game animals.
Phil Newman –
Used these bullets in a 6.5mm rifle for varmint hunting. The accuracy was excellent and the bullet performed well in the field. The polymer tip helped with expansion without overpenetration. Good for handloading with proper data.
Leonard Morgan –
Ordered for a custom load. The bullets arrived on time and matched the description. I found them easy to handle and consistent in weight. Performance in the field was stable and predictable.
Nicholas Hughes –
Great quality for handloading. The boat tail design improved accuracy and reduced wind drift. I’ve used them in multiple shots and they performed reliably in different conditions.