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Thank you Nosler for adding a bonded .224 bullet to the line. Several of us have be adding it to the wish list each year, and It's nice to know you really are listening. I see an ammo can full of these in my future. Thanks.

OT, it could have something to do with UN gungrabber treaty that's about to be signed by obummer. This could complicate import/export to such an extent that firms may need both a US and a European operation.

How many powders have you tried?

If you can't get the AB's to shoot, try the 180gr BT's. You many also try a differnet style of powder.... No luck with a stick powder, try a ball powder ect...

Nate, although blc(2) is typically a good powder in the calibers you mentioned, not every rifle will like it with every bullet. In my .308 bench rifleit shoots bugholes with the 150 NBT, but will not group at all with the NCC's. Get a pound, try it, if it does what you need, then get the 8...

IMR4350 is probably the forum favorite in the 30.06. It's a very good place to start.

Waldo, W760 and H414 are the same exact powder. H4350 is a single base stick powder, where W760 is a double base ball powder. Although they may fit in the same burn rate catagory, they are in no way the same powder, and it is in no way safe to substitue W760 data for H4350 data. The chart also...

ADI 2209 is not equivelent to W760. It's equivelent to H4350.

It's possible FN might make something in Portugal, but it won't be the Model 70. Have they brought back the Model 94 yet? Are they making all the Winchester shotguns yet? How about .22's? They used to make some great .22's. There are several interesting possiblilites.

Remmy, head out to the range, and tack up a target with 1" or 1/2" squares. Dial the scope up to max power, set the rifle in the rest, line up the dots with the squares, and count. This will tell you exactly how many inches are between dots at 100 yards. Once you have this information, you...

I think it's a cult thing.

Hodgeman, any of the cartridges based on the standard belted magnum would do fine: i.e.: .264 Win mag 7mm Win Mag 30-338 or even a .338 Win mag. My .338's set up for the type of shot you describe. I reserve the long range stuff for the 7mm STW, and .308.

I'm pleased with the .227 and .284 offerings. I"d like to see: .224 60-64gr .338 225gr.

Taylor, He's uncivilized, and wrong. Screw him.

And for 1/8th the price.

I buy loaded FMJ stuff.....shoot it.....reload with either varmit or hunting bullets.....

Start at magazine length, and work in.

I"m imagining them in my 29" tube....WOW. Nosler sure delivered us a TREAT, and not a trick this Haloween!

I would let the terrain decide. For thick woods with few clearings, I'd take the 30-30. In broken country with more chances for a longer range shot, I'd take the 7mm-08.

Wincher, try some H4831sc. IME it's not as sensitive to small changes as RL22, and is a top performer the .270 Win, the balistic twin of your .280.