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:? yeah.........why? i don't have a .338 currently, but have thought about one in handgun form several times. reports say that the 180gr balistic tips work great in .338JDJ. heard a .338 federal(on .308 case) is comin out too. shooters need more bullet options.....not less :cry:

in my 14" 35rem contender(rimmed version using 303 british brass) i load 39.5gr of h322 with hornadys 180gr spitzer single shot bullet. accuracy is most excellent. velocity is 2182fps and will do deer a good ways out. :wink: i think nosler should produce a 35cal balistic tip that would give...

i use 41.5gr of H4895 with 120gr noslers at 2800fps in my 15" encore. it shoots excellent! only killed one deer with the bullet, but i think it's bout perfect at those velocities. Varget would be another good powder to try. it gets good reviews, especially with 140's.

what are the expansion characteristis of the reintroduced solid base bullets?.........are they tougher than balistic tips?.........will they expand in lower velocity applications at long range, or in rifle caliber handguns(encore, contender etc)? i'm old enuff to remember em........but wasn't...

that is an option, and thanks. i really had spitzer bullets in mind for longer ranges. i should easily achieve 2100-2200fps 15' from the muzzle of the 14" 35rem contender.

nosler have any intention of adding to the bt line in 35 caliber? a 180gr and 200gr version would give a lot more options. :wink: especially for my 35rem rimmed 14" contender. 8) i'd think the 225 a lil much bullet for smaller 35's. :cry:

yep, the specialty handguns need a better classification other than just plain........ "other manufacturers". Thompson center, savage strikers, xp-100's, and various revolvers are used by a lot of handgun hunters out there. 8)