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I would have to say that I would choose a Leupold 3.5-10x40 with a standard duplex reticle.

Oops! What I meant was 40gr B.C. is .239

Here is the most recent data on the Nosler 20 caliber bullets: 40gr B.C. .206 32gr B.C. .206 I hope this clears things up.

The 6.5-284 is finally available from Nosler in both brass and ammunition!

If it is a Winchester load and has a red tip, then it is an AccuBond. Also if it is a Nosler bullet in 25cal 110gr then it is an AccuBond. We do not build any other bullets in 110gr. What does the box say?

New for 2007: 300 H&H brass 300 SAUM brass 260 Rem Brass Not to mention all of the new bullets.

Nosler has just announced that for 2007 that they will be producing 300 H&H NoslerCustom brass.

We have new ammunition offerings that will be released for 2007. Keep an eye out for your favorite flavor.

We have new ammunition offerings that will be released for 2007. Keep an eye out for your favorite flavor.

The actual mathmatical formula to calculate bullet trajectory is mind numbing. I have seen it and do not recommend that you try it. The web based programs are fantastic.

The Partition gold is similar to the Partition. The Gold has the partition segment raised toward the tip and a steel cup in the back. The Partition Gold has been discontinued so it is really a mute point. I would suggest that you check out the AccuBond if the Partition is not meeting your needs.

That is obvious, but the Pro Shop and Nosler sell more than just bullets. We are constantly working on the best way to ship orders quickly and efficiantly. The logistics of processing orders and shipping them stretches beyond just the cost.

Yes, 260 Rem. brass has been added to the 2007 product line. You will see it some time next year.

I am wondering what the green coating is? Is it from the mix of One Shot and the RCBS lube? I agree that a good tumbling after sizing should take care of the problem.

Here is what has officialy been released in the AccuBond for 2007: 6.5 cal 130gr 270 cal 130gr 35 cal 225gr 9.3 cal 250gr This is a start. We know that we need to keep developing those AccuBonds in other calibers.

I am sorry for the long wait for a reply. I is now obvious that Nosler does view these. http://www.nosler.com/index.php?p=17 I have attached the link to the Nosler dealer locator. This should help you find a dealer in your area.

I have not used the Hornady dies yet, but how about that Nosler 280 AI brass? Sorry for the shameless plug!

The 25 caliber 85 grain CT Balistic Silver Tip is a varmint bullet. If you stay with the CT bullets, you will have to jump up to the 115 grain bullet. I would recommend that you give the 100 grain Ballistic Tip a try for antelope.

The Shooter's Pro Shop ships to Alaska and Hawaii using USPS and all other shipments are are shipped UPS. The reason for the UPS shipping is the ease of tracking orders and the fact that USPS does not allow ammunition or chemicals to be shipped.

I agree with what everyone has said. If it is a 25-06 I would lean towards the 115gr BT for deer. I have yet to have a bad experiance with the 25-06 and the Ballistic Tip.