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How about bringing back the 250gr BT in 9,3mm???

While tseting some Match rifles at 970m, i thought i should give my Steyr Mannlicher ST, 9,3x64 with 250gr Bt a trial.The gun always shot superbly at ranges past the 600m mark, but i wnted to see how it performs,when using 10 rounds.(There is actually 11 rounds on the target,but the bottom right...

I can not understand why Nosler got rid of those 250gr Ballistic Tips,especially with the following the 9,3x62 is attracting in North America.I use those 250gr BT in my 9,3x64 for longer shots on Alpine Muleys in Grizzly country and i love the performance and accuracy in my Steyr.I went to a...

Hey Guys.Please tell me,that it is not true that Nosler does not make the 250gr Ballistic-Tip any longer?

I can only agree with you.The only game that ever made more than 20 yards after being hit was a big old whitetail buck in the rut,last year.He got shot about one and a half handwith behind the shoulderblade,but what a bloodtrail.It looked like someone sprayed it around with a bucket.I was quiet...

It's funny that someone else is having a problem similar to mine.My 270WSM just hate those 150gr SST bullets,but shoots under 2 inches at 400 yds with 5 shots with 140gr and 150gr Ballistic Tips.I normally,take a max load and reduce it by 0.3gr load up a round,reduce it again by 0.3 gr,do the...

I have used the 9.3x62 and the 9.3x64 in Austria,Canada and Australia on everything from the tiny Roebuck to Stags,Moose,wild Boars (54 of them) Bears and back down again to Mule and Whitetails.Both of them are one of the most effiecient calibers i have used.Now i use the 9.3x64 most of the...

I second that,since i hunt exclusively with my Steyr 9.3x64 and get my cases shipped from Austria-300 at the time,but i would love to see them made here in the North America.