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ok thanks

Divernhunter , was load used in a rifle or revolver?

welcome to forum sixtus , and thanks for bringing up that about the Nosler 240 gr jhp, I've been wondering about those bullets myself for use in a 444 marlin .

Guy only experience I have with the 180 gr partition was in a 300 win mag for a successful moose hunt . For deer and bear I use a Hornady 180 gr Interlock round nose in 30-06 and 300 win mag and it has done the trick well

been thinking bout trying the rossi model 95 in 444 marlin

I too enjoy working with the VVpowders an have really had good results . n 130-133 for 222 n 140 and 540 for 308 and 22-250 and 243 n 570 for 257 Bee n 560 for 300 win mag and 257 Bee n 555 with 30-06 have n 150 and 550 but seems like above calibers preferred the listed powders

congrats nice buck

Jason mainly deer and that was probably 20 plus years ago performed wonderfully .wish I never sold that rifle marlin 336 er I believe was the model number

ive used the 220 gr flat nose for 356 win, and 100 gr hot cor in 257 weatherby and 250 savage . slowly working on developing an load in the 250 savage with 87 gr speer

quite enjoyable seeing how available primers are recently ! stopped at a Dunhams store in Md and found BR2 large rifle primers I'm like wow

wow enjoy reading the list of calibers used here's mine' 22 hornet 222 rem 22-250 223 25-06 250 savage 257 weatherby 30 carbine 30-30 308 30-06 300 win mag 303 British 356 win 444

gotta agree with SJB about the n570 my 257 loves it , shot 100 gr bullets excellent ,then loaded some 115 gr partitions in it no change in accuracy!

Thank you ,no spring here either Guy gonna be a fall hunt

Thank you Guy appreciate the advice

Hey Joe I haven't checked on any for awhile ,if my memory serves me right I believe the Nosler BSB bullets I ordered from Midway. Glad to hear on the toughness of them I would like to use them for bear hunting .