yellow dog
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Bought a couple of boxes, some of them have canulre groves cut in them?
did nosler change there bullet designs?
did nosler change there bullet designs?
140 .277 acubond
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DrMike
Ballistician
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Likely an overrun on a production set for Federal or another company.
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Sounds like you got some seconds mixed up in the boxes.
Call Mike Harris at Nosler and he will make it right with you.
JD338
Call Mike Harris at Nosler and he will make it right with you.
JD338
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Unless they are seconds they should not have any.
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yellow dog
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only a few in one of the boxes. I don't think I will worry about it. Cant wait to send those little pills after some critter.
CatskillCrawler
Handloader
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They are great bullet for the 270's!
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My boy and I have used them on a few bucks. Perfect performance.
Greg Nolan
Handloader
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Just a note; I prefer the factory seconds and have found them to be more accurate in several calibers, but they sometimes have a different point of impact. I think the ammo manufacturers may specify a slightly different shape or the canalure may change the flight signature slightly. I have found it to be about 2 to 3 " at 200 yards in my rifles.
