Sierra 2850 GameKing 35 Caliber 225gr Spitzer Boat Tail Bullets

The Sierra 2850 GameKing delivers exceptional terminal performance for medium to large game hunting with its proven 225-grain spitzer boat tail design. This .35 caliber hunting bullet combines Sierra's decades of ballistics expertise with consistent manufacturing tolerances that serious hunters demand.

What Makes This Different

The GameKing's spitzer boat tail profile maintains velocity and energy downrange significantly better than flat-base alternatives. Sierra's proprietary jacket design ensures controlled expansion at hunting velocities while the boat tail configuration reduces drag by approximately 15% compared to flat-base bullets. The 225-grain weight provides deep penetration on elk, moose, and bear-sized game.

Key Features

• 225-grain spitzer boat tail design for superior ballistic coefficient
• Tapered jacket construction promotes reliable expansion at 1,800-2,800 fps
• Boat tail base reduces drag and extends effective range
• Lead core bonded to jacket for weight retention and penetration
• Consistent .358" diameter with tight manufacturing tolerances
• Compatible with .35 Whelen, .358 Winchester, and similar cartridges
• Packaged in protective 50-count boxes to prevent damage

Field testing shows the GameKing 225gr maintains over 2,000 ft-lbs of energy at 200 yards when fired from .35 Whelen loads. The spitzer profile extends point-blank range compared to round-nose bullets, while the boat tail maintains stability in crosswinds. Hunters report consistent performance on whitetail, elk, and black bear across various shot angles and distances.

Technical Specs

• Caliber: .35 (0.358" diameter)
• Weight: 225 grains
• Style: Spitzer Boat Tail (SBT)
• Ballistic Coefficient: 0.365 (G1)
• Sectional Density: 0.251
• Recommended Velocity Range: 1,800-2,800 fps
• Quantity: 50 bullets per box
• Manufacturer: Sierra Bullets, USA

The Sierra GameKing 2850 represents proven bullet technology refined through decades of hunter feedback and ballistics research. Reloaders choose this bullet when shot placement and terminal performance cannot be compromised.