Description

Browning Long Range Pro 6.5 PRC 130gr Sierra Tipped GameKing — 320 Rounds

The Browning Long Range Pro 6.5 PRC is loaded with Sierra’s Tipped GameKing bullet.

It is a hunting projectile with a polymer tip and boat tail, built for the flat trajectory and high BC that long-range game shooting requires.

At $1.88 per round in a 320-round case, the Browning Long Range Pro 6.5 PRC is the highest round count in this range, and a practical choice for load development plus a full hunting season.

Sierra Tipped GameKing — Not MatchKing

The existing description says “MatchKing.” That’s a different Sierra bullet.

Sierra MatchKing — a match target bullet, not legal for hunting in some jurisdictions, hollow point, designed purely for precision and BC.

Sierra Tipped GameKing (this product) — a hunting bullet, polymer tip for expansion initiation, boat tail for BC, designed to expand on game.

The Browning Long Range Pro 6.5 PRC uses the GameKing — a hunting bullet — confirmed by the product title, slug, and spec table.

The description’s “MatchKing” reference is incorrect. Correct that before publishing.

The Case for Nickel-Plated Brass

The spec table says “Nickel Plated Brass,” while the product title and slug say “Brass Cased.” They’re both correct — nickel-plated brass is a brass case with a nickel coating.

Nickel plating gives smoother feeding and better corrosion resistance than bare brass.

For bolt guns used in cold, damp conditions — most elk hunting — it is a real practical advantage, not marketing.

The downside is that nickel-plated cases are slightly harder to resize when reloading and develop work-hardening faster. If you reload, note this before committing to 320 cases.

Specifications

• Caliber: 6.5mm PRC
• Bullet: 130 grain, Sierra Tipped GameKing (polymer tip, boat tail)
• Muzzle velocity: 3,130 fps
• Application: Large game
• Cartridge case: Nickel-plated brass
• Primer: Centerfire
• Lead free: No
• Quantity: 320 rounds (16 × 20-round boxes)
• Browning SKU: B192565002

Where It Fits in the 6.5 PRC Range

The Browning Long Range Pro 6.5 PRC is the fastest load and the largest case in the range:

• Nosler E-Tip 120gr — 120gr, lead-free, 220rnd
• Federal Trophy Copper 120gr — 120gr, lead-free, 240rnd
• Federal Fusion 140gr — 140gr, bonded, deer, 220rnd
• Winchester EBGLR 142gr — 142gr, bonded, large game, 220rnd
• Browning LR Pro 130gr — 130gr, Sierra TGK, 3,130 fps, 320rnd

Choose this one if you want the highest velocity in the range, a proven Sierra hunting bullet, and enough rounds for load development and a full season without ordering twice.

Browse the 6.5 PRC ammunition category. Specifications are published by SAAMI and by Browning Ammunition directly. Safe storage guidance is available from the NSSF.

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SHORT DESCRIPTION (above Add to Cart)

Browning Long Range Pro 6.5 PRC. 130-grain Sierra Tipped GameKing hunting bullet, 3,130 fps, nickel-plated brass case. High BC, flat trajectory. 320 rounds (16 × 20-round boxes). Not lead-free. Large game hunting load. Note: the description says MatchKing — this is GameKing. Different bullet.

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💬 Before You Go — Running Browning LR Pro in 6.5 PRC?

Hunting with this load? Leave a review with the range and the game — and tell us how the Sierra TGK performed, because that’s what the next buyer needs to know. And if you came looking for a load we don’t carry, tell us. 🎯

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Please purchase and use ammunition responsibly and in accordance with all federal, state and local laws. Ammunition cannot be shipped to all jurisdictions — verify legal shipment to your address before ordering. Buyers must be of legal age in their jurisdiction. Not for sale to prohibited persons.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Sierra GameKing or MatchKing? GameKing — a hunting bullet. The description text incorrectly says MatchKing; the title, slug, and SKU all confirm GameKing (B192565002).

What is the Sierra Tipped GameKing? A hunting bullet with a polymer tip for expansion initiation, a boat tail for BC, and a lead core. Designed to expand reliably on game across a range of impact velocities.

Why nickel-plated brass? Smoother feeding and better corrosion resistance. Useful in cold, damp hunting conditions. Note: nickel-plated cases work-harden faster if you reload.

Is this lead-free? No — lead-core bullet. Not California-compliant for hunting. For lead-free 6.5 PRC, see the Nosler E-Tip or Federal Trophy Copper in this range.

What’s the muzzle velocity? 3,130 fps — the highest of any load in this 6.5 PRC range.

How many rounds is 320? 16 × 20-round boxes.

What’s the per-round cost? $600 / 320 = $1.88 per round.

Can I reload the brass? Yes, but nickel-plated brass work-hardens faster than unplated cases. Factor this into your reloading expectations.