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Nosler is currently shipping the 280 Ack Imp rifles. We have shipped approximately ten rifles and have another ten to be shipped next week. We are finally starting to get this turned around so that we can get the orders caught up. We thank everyone for their patience. Nosler does currently use...

I want to see 338 Win Mag brass. Since we do not offer it yet, it shows how much pull I have.

That sounds way too hot. I would check your OAL and reduce your powder charge. Unfortunately Nosler does not have 25-06 AI reloading data.

IMR 4350, W231 and H110 would be the three choices that I would pick for what you have listed.

Reloader 19 powder is my choice for the 270 Winchester loaded with 140gr AccuBonds. As far as seating off the lands, I like to be .015 to .030 off of the lands. Like JD338 mentioned, you will have to measure your magazine box to make sure that you do not exceed that length.

We were able to get decent accuracy provided that we kept the velocities down on the 223wssm. That cartridge is capable of shooting 4000fps+ no problem, but 3500-3800 seems to work much better. The life of the rifle will be much better if you keep it to that velocity range.

No word yet. I know that we will not have any for 2007. We will have to wait and see what is available for 2008. New products will be announced at SHOT Show.

Somebody must have by now. We have been shipping the heck out of them lately. I would love to hear what sort of results everyone is getting. :lol:

The 6.5-284 Winchester has a shorter OAL than the Norma. The Norma allows a person to seat their bullets out very long. The Norma will not fit into a Winchester chamber.

As much as I hate to say it, the Nosler Partition will not work in your application because of your twist rate. The BT is too frangible. Thanks for joining the forum.

The load of H4831SC is still our recommended accuracy load. Our recommended loads can change as barrels, powder lots and other factors change. Of course our testing equipment has changed over the years as well. To answer DRH1175's question, I recommend 55.0 grains of RL-19 for the 140gr...

I like RL-19 for the '06 based cartridges. The number #5 Nosler manual also lists RL-19 as the most accurate powder for the 140 and 160 grain bullets.

We are still optimistic for an October release. We will have to wait and see though. I do not know how long the printing takes since I was not involved in the #5 reloading manual.

The 6.5/264 Ballistic Tips are not varmint bullets. The jackets are different as well between the 100gr and the 120gr. The impact velocity range on a BT is 1600fps min and 3000fps max.

OU812 gave a perfect description of overpressure signs. The Nosler reloading guides give a complete listing, and pictures of these overpressure issues.

If you don't mind me asking, what is a 357/44 Bain and Davis? Nosler does not have load data for this cartridge.

Nosler brass is all trimmed to a uniform length, sized, chamfered on the case mouth, and flash hole deburred. The cases are weight sorted to +/- .5 grains. That means for every box of brass there is only one grain difference in weight from the heaviest to the lightest piece. all the pieces will...

You can call Nosler direct to get this remedied. I would recommend that you call 800-285-3701 extension 1046. That is the number for Nosler customer satisfaction. I am sure that they will send you the replacement pieces without question.

Can I be adopted? :lol:

What we have run into is an issue with the manufacturer of our bolt bodies. They are running behind and did not bother to inform us of that until last month. Unfotunately you cannot produce a bolt gun without the bolt body. They have promised that we will start seing delivery of product...