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I think we need to remind Nosler about the heavier BT and AB in .257 Seems it slipped their mind.

A pen sized “ pocket drill” is good for Berger Hybrid Target tips. Size 73 bit I think. Bought one cheap at tractor supply in the welding/cutting torch area, made by Hobart. It comes with about 10 bits.

My Garmin has been a great purchase. Can’t fire off the bench without it now. Some flyers have a reasonable explanation !

Midway has a sale on it now, I read earlier. Love the Accubond!

1-Manners EH1 with adj comb 2-Defiance Anti XM length, and rail 3-TT diamond 4-Ended up using a Krieger #5 7.5tw instead of the Benchmark CFW in the photo. Paint by Pucker Factor Precision. 5-MDT? Bottom metal with a 3 or 4 shot cutdown mag by Kinport Peak.

The 25SS is going to look wild, hated and loved I’m sure.

Somewhere between 25SS and 7 Mega. Picked up the 7 a few weeks ago, the 25 should be ready any day now.

Try N565

This was a 24” 8tw Bartlein. The gun wears a 26 now but isn’t any faster.

Kojak ! I love Rockford and Kojak. Thsnk good ness for reruns, they were about the time I was born.

Ballistic Tips for off season, Accubonds when I have to wear an orange vest!

Tough tracking job?

This June 1 will be 2yrs removed for Me. I had a close friend succumb to many years of alcohol abuse, and it got my attention. I was so fed up with myself I honestly haven’t wanted it once since I made my mind up to stop. My point is that likely something positive will come from this situation...

Nosler should give them to you… for no charge

I’ve seen 100gr TTSX driven at very high velocity and it’s very very impressive. Dad has used one for years and all the grandkids shoot his gun when with him… 180-220lb whitetails can’t die any faster.

I had Vari-X III models fail from the recoil of a bullet half that weight. and less. They were replaced for no charge, though. surely they are more rugged than they were 30+yrs ago?

.378/.416/.460 share the same brass, right? maybe 340 also

Poor .284 He used to be so big and strong before the amputation!

I shot some 160 BT around 3125 with a 24” 140 or less will have some get gone in it for sure

This got me curious, so I looked at some reamer prints. In the case of 25 caliber the neck length is .227 Gibbs and .293 Sherman. The Sherman has less case taper and a 40deg shoulder vs the Gibbs at 35 deg. Now, what this translates into as far as accuracy and performance differences, case life...