Search results

Would like to see Reloader 16, 23 and 26 powders in the next Nosler Reloading Guide with the 270 Winchester.

I do enjoy the cartridge articles, but if the data online is the same as the new #9 Guide then I'll be slightly disappointed. Seems none of my cartridges have any new data, same ole powders being used for the 22 Hornet, 223 Rem, 220 Swift, 243 Win, 270 Win, 7-08, 30-06 & 338 Win Mag.

Speer 45 grain SP mushrooms like a big game bullet when fired from the Hornet and gives me very good accuracy. It doesn't blow up hides if the interest is in saving pelts.

Hodgdon lists 42.0 grains H4350 and 55 grain bullets at a paltry 50,000 CUP. I worked up a load in my rifle of 43.4 H4350 with 55 grain Varmageddon Tipped that delivers 3839 fps, 13 ES, 6 SD and shows zero signs of high pressure, easy bolt lift, no flattened primers, etc. Once again I worked up...

Need some new powder updates/additions with the 220 Swift. H4350, RL16, & N540 are doing an awesome job with the 50 & 55 grain bullets.

Older forum, but I've found some promising loads with my 270 Winchester with 130 BTs and 7-08 Rem (SS pistol) with 4166. Anybody with quick load program, can you tell me what the "Heat of Explosion" with these two powders is?

What is IMR 4451 heat of explosion?

It would be nice if Nosler would box the Ballistic Tip Hunting in 100 and 250 round boxes. I'm really getting tired of mixed lot numbers being delivered when I order them online. With that in mind I would also like Nosler to provide a chart to interpret or read the lot numbers.

A .277 160 grain Accubond A .277 100 grain tipped Varmageddon A .284 130 grain BT for my single shot pistol in 7-08 A .284 110 grain tipped Varmageddon Some accurate BCs for the new 2019 Accubonds!

2019 is quickly coming to an end, when can we expect to see the BC numbers published for the new Accubond bullets?

I use expander mandrels and Forster FL dies honed to the diameter that I want. My honed FL Forsters are kissed (.0005-.001") by the expander button while the neck is still supported by the die. Using the Forster dies this way provides me with the lowest runout in most cases. I've found that...

I’d like a 7mm 130 Accubond for my SS pistol, and tipped Varmageddons in 277 & 7 mm! Saw a shooting star and also wished for: .224 50 gr tipped Varmageddon for my 1-14 twist 220 Swift .429 270 grain Partition .357 180 grain Partition

All my bullets are stored together or are on a shelf with other bullets in original packing. No solvents, water, alcohol, etc. are near bullets, primers or powders. I only reload with a Nitrile EMT glove on the hand that handles brass and bullets! My reloading bench is only for reloading and...

I recently opened a box of 338 225 grain Accubond bullets and was shocked to see half of the points broken/corroded off of the bullets. I contacted customer service and talked to Mike and he is sending me a new box. Thumbs up with Nosler Customer Service. He told me my box was about 15 years...

This is the first Accubond bullet that I have noticed is actually cataloged to be shorter than a comparable Ballistic Tip. Will this mean that it will have a lower BC? Regardless, I will be willing to give them a shot as the 150 AB LR has not been a favorite in my 4 270's. Hope they are...