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1 box, unopened, 7mm, 120 gr Nosler Ballistic Tip bullets. Trade for 1 box of 308 cal. 150 gr Nosler Ballistic Tip bullets.

Good luck on your trip. Drive safe and watch out for those nimrods that can't seem to do anything without a phone in their hand

Yes sir, not bad performance for powder that's 35 years old. Goes to show if you "take care" of powder it'll last a looong while.

I've wondered how these Solid Base bullets would perform on "things" other than paper. That's really good performance. I've got some 30 cal 165's that shoot extremely well. I think I'm going to try some 150's in my 308

Great minds think alike. 😁 I was thinking of giving 2.810 a try.

That exclamation is exactly the purpose of my "testing"! I may add a little more powder and see if it does a little better. Due to magazine restriction Im at my limit on bullet seating!

After finding a good load with 165 gr bullets a couple weeks ago I decided to give the Nosler 150 gr BT a go in my 308 today. Below are the results.

It actually performed really well, however, the GK's performance depends on how fast you want to run them. The GK's are not designed to be pushed at the speed of light. Outside of the premium bullets, bonded, and the such, and the monolithics, which are another animal all by themselves, bone...

Below are three 284 cal bullets that Ive "caught" in animals. The first one is a 140 gr Partition that was run from stern to stem in a deer. Found under the hide in the chest. As you can see the front half is gone. That happens quite frequently. 2nd is a 140 gr Sierra Gameking. Found under...

Partition bullets are tremendous and they NEVER fail. Actually, even when they shed their front part, which happens frequently, they still have that rear half that keeps driving forward. I use to use them exclusively but have gravitated away from them due to cost. I know, I know, bullets are the...

Never had to replace anything on any of my dies but it sure is comforting that these companies stand behind their products. I have several sets of RCBS dies that have been excellent. My favorite dies are my 35 plus year old Hornady dies. I also have a couple sets of 40 plus year old Lee dies...

Can't take it with you. You might as well spend it because once you die I can guarantee someone else will spend it for you.

It's definitely not "A face that launched a thousand ships" 😁 :ROFLMAO:. He's really got a face for radio! :ROFLMAO: Just giving you a hard time Guy. You do a good job with the video my friend.

Ive never really had a reason to buy a chronograph due to the fact that it never really mattered to me the velocity of my rifles. I almost never shoot past 100-125 yds and then it's only slightly more and couldn't justify spending 150 dollars on one. However, about a month ago I found one for 30...

That's what I'm talking about! Well done young men, well done!!

@Guy Miner My thoughts as well brother. LOL

Hopefully they'll show up and cooperate! Good luck!

I use the Protektor #13A rabbit ear rear bag with hard bottom and the Protektor #7A standard front bag.

That'll take the fight out of most anything!