6mm Creedmoor – 109 gr Berger Hybrid – Federal (GM6CRDLRHT1) – 200 Rounds

The 6mm Creedmoor has become a standard in precision rifle competition because it shoots flat with very little recoil, letting you spot your own impacts. This listing is Federal Gold Medal 6mm Creedmoor 109 grain Berger Long Range Hybrid Target ammo, MPN GM6CRDLRHT1, sold as a 200 round case for PRS and NRL style matches, long-range steel, and practical precision training.

Federal rates this load at 2,900 fps with 2,035 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. The Berger Long Range Hybrid Target bullet blends a tangent and secant ogive, which makes it forgiving of seating depth while keeping a very high ballistic coefficient for less wind drift at distance. The 109 grain weight sits at the heavy end for the 6mm Creedmoor, favored by shooters who want to buck wind beyond 800 yards. This is a match target bullet built for accuracy, not for hunting, since it is not designed for controlled expansion on game.

This ammunition fits rifles chambered in 6mm Creedmoor, including the Ruger Precision Rifle, Bergara B-14 HMR and Premier series, Tikka T3x, Savage 110 Elite Precision, and many custom actions from Defiance, Impact, and Zermatt. A common question is what twist rate a 109 grain 6mm bullet needs. Most shooters run a 1:7.5 or 1:7.7 twist barrel, and slower 1:8 twists may not stabilize bullets this long. Another common question is whether 6mm Creedmoor and 6.5 Creedmoor are interchangeable. They are not. They share a parent case but use different bullet diameters, so only fire this in a rifle marked 6mm Creedmoor.

Federal GM6CRDLRHT1 is new production ammunition, not reloads, loaded in Anoka, Minnesota. Each round uses a reloadable boxer-primed brass case with Federal match primers and non-corrosive priming. This case ships as 10 boxes of 20 rounds for a total of 200 rounds. A single lot means your data stays valid from the first stage to the last, and the brass is a good starting point for future handloads.