The Norma Golden Target .308 Winchester 155gr HPBT ammunition is engineered for competitive target shooting, benchrest disciplines, and match training. Loaded with a 155-grain (10.0-gram) Hollow Point Boat Tail projectile, this factory-loaded cartridge achieves a muzzle velocity of 810 m/s (2,657 fps) from a 610 mm test barrel. Its aerodynamic profile yields a G1 ballistic coefficient of 0.384, maintaining 417 m/s of velocity and 870 Joules of energy downrange at 600 metres for flat trajectories and consistent grouping.

• Match-Grade Projectile: Features a 155-grain Hollow Point Boat Tail bullet engineered with consistent jacket construction for uniform flight stability.
• Consistent Downrange Velocity: Delivers an initial muzzle velocity of 810 m/s, retaining 733 m/s at 100 m, 660 m/s at 200 m, 591 m/s at 300 m, and 417 m/s at 600 m.
• Aerodynamic Efficiency: Utilises a 0.384 G1 ballistic coefficient to maintain a flat trajectory across medium-to-long-range courses of fire.
• Reloadable Components: Built with premium Boxer-primed brass cases and clean-burning propellants to ensure consistent chamber pressures and extended reloadability.
• Standard Box Size: Supplied in a 20-round package suitable for match competition or precision load verification.

Specifications

• Calibre: .308 Winchester
• Bullet Type: Hollow Point Boat Tail (HPBT)
• Bullet Weight: 155 grains (10.0 grams)
• Muzzle Velocity: 810 m/s (2,657 fps from a 610 mm barrel)
• Ballistic Coefficient: 0.384 (G1)
• Energy at 600 m: 870 Joules
• Case Type: Reloadable brass, Boxer primed
• Quantity: 20 rounds per box

Who is the Norma Golden Target 155gr .308 Winchester 20 Pack for?

• Competitive Target Shooters — Needs factory match ammunition featuring a 155-grain HPBT projectile that launches at 810 m/s to comply with standard Palma and NRA match requirements out to 600 metres.
• Benchrest Precision Shooters — Requires consistent shot-to-shot trajectory supported by a 0.384 G1 ballistic coefficient and 20 rounds of uniform brass casings per box for reliable 100 m to 600 m target grouping.

Less suitable for: Target shooting past 800 to 1,000 metres where heavier 168-grain or 175-grain match bullets provide superior resistance to crosswinds, or medium-to-large game hunting where dedicated expanding hunting projectiles are required instead of non-expanding match hollow points.