Ammo Reports Team
| Official Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Nosler |
| Cartridge | 223 Remington |
| Product Line | Match Grade |
| Bullet Name / Bullet Type | Custom Competition HPBT |
| Bullet Weight | 77 gr |
| SKU / Part Number / Item Number | 60011 |
| UPC | 054041600118 |
| Rounds per Box | 20 |
| Muzzle Velocity | 2,600 fps |
| Muzzle Energy | 1,156 ft-lb |
| Ballistic Coefficient G1 | Not found |
| Ballistic Coefficient G7 | Not found |
| Case Material | Nosler Premium Brass |
| Primer | Not found |
| Reloadable | Yes |
| Test Barrel Length | 24 in |
| Zero Distance | 100 yd |
| Sight Height | Not found |
| Intended Use | Target / Match |
| Product Status | Listed by manufacturer: In stock |
| Closest Competitors | HSM Match 223 Remington 77 gr Sierra MatchKing BTHP, Berger Tactical 223 Remington 77 gr OTM, PMC X-TAC Match 223 Remington 77 gr OTM |
Data is based on official manufacturer sources. Found an error? Send us the source link.
Key Takeaway
Nosler Match Grade SKU 60011 is a 77 gr Custom Competition HPBT factory load for target and match use. Nosler publishes a complete velocity, energy, and trajectory table through 800 yards, with a 100-yard zero and a 24-inch test barrel.
Official Ballistics
| Distance (yd) | Velocity (fps) | Energy (ft-lb) | Trajectory (in) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 2,600 | 1,156 | -1.5 |
| 100 | 2,342 | 938 | 0 |
| 200 | 2,099 | 753 | -4.9 |
| 300 | 1,872 | 599 | -17.7 |
| 400 | 1,661 | 472 | -40.4 |
| 500 | 1,471 | 370 | -75.8 |
| 600 | 1,306 | 291 | -127.4 |
| 700 | 1,171 | 235 | -199.4 |
| 800 | 1,072 | 197 | -296.8 |
Conditions: Manufacturer-published data from a 24 in test barrel with a 100 yd zero. Nosler does not publish wind drift in this table, so no wind column is shown. Sight height and atmospheric conditions were not stated.
Bullet and Load Design
Nosler loads this cartridge with its 77 gr Custom Competition hollow-point boat-tail bullet and Nosler Premium Brass. The hollow point is part of the match-bullet geometry, while the boat-tail is intended to support efficient flight.
This is a target-oriented load, not an expanding hunting bullet. Nosler lists a 1-in-8-inch test-barrel twist, so shooters should confirm that their rifle can stabilize a 77 gr projectile and then verify point of impact with the exact lot.
Best Uses
Good fit:
- Target and match shooting
- Rifles with a twist rate suitable for 77 gr bullets
- Training where a heavy 223 Remington match bullet is preferred
Not the right tool for:
- Hunting applications that require a purpose-built expanding bullet
- Rifles that do not stabilize 77 gr projectiles
- Substituting the published trajectory for rifle-specific verification
Reliability Notes
Nosler states that Match Grade ammunition is loaded in Nosler brass and visually inspected. Function, velocity, and point of impact still depend on the individual firearm, barrel, magazine, ammunition lot, and conditions. Confirm reliable feeding and zero before competition.
Competitors
| Published Alternative | Comparison |
|---|---|
| HSM Match 223 Remington 77 gr Sierra MatchKing BTHP | Another published 77 gr match load using a Sierra MatchKing BTHP. |
| Berger Tactical 223 Remington 77 gr OTM | A published 77 gr open-tip match alternative. |
| PMC X-TAC Match 223 Remington 77 gr OTM | A published 77 gr match-oriented OTM load. |
Price Reality
This is a premium match load rather than bulk training ammunition. Availability and retailer pricing change, so compare listings by exact SKU 60011 and UPC 054041600118.
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FAQ
What exact load does this report cover?
Nosler Match Grade 223 Remington with a 77 gr Custom Competition HPBT bullet, SKU 60011 and UPC 054041600118.
What muzzle velocity does Nosler publish?
Nosler lists 2,600 fps from a 24-inch test barrel.
What zero is used in the official trajectory table?
The trajectory shown here uses Nosler’s published 100-yard zero.
Does Nosler publish wind drift for this load?
No wind-drift values are included in the manufacturer table used here, so this report does not add a wind column.
What is the intended use?
Nosler classifies this factory load for target and match use.
