2013 Bullet Wish List

[JD338]

Here is our chance to list the Nosler bullets we wish for.

.257 120 gr ALR
.338 300 gr ALR
.458 300 gr PT

JD338

 

[gerry]

While Nosler has a lot of bases covered there are a few that I'm sure they are thinking about anyway.

.264 140 gr ALR or even heavier for 1 in 8 twist barrels although I'm happy to be trying the 129 gr already announced.
.358 225 gr or heavier ALR as heavy as possible and still stabilize in the 1 in 16 twist common in the 35 Whelen.
.375 270 gr ALR which would be ideal for North American hunting and most of the world for that matter.

 

[350JR]

235 grain .375 BT or AccuBond
210 grain .358 BT or AccuBond

 

[Guest]

Ditto the 257 120

Now that I've seen one, the bonded performance bullet in 257, 284 and 308 ( please?)

 

[wildgene]

220 gr. 8mm PT/AB/ ABLR w/ a B.C. of .500+

 

[6mm Remington]

6mm/.243 95 or 100 gr AccuBond LR

 

[buckfever]

About the only thing I can thing of would be a .257 120 ALR Nosler has me covered for everything else.

 

[FOTIS]

OK why not

6mm ALR

257 115 ALR---just in case the 120 needs a 1:9

375 350 ALR

458 300 PT


416 anything with decent BC

 

[IdahoCTD]

2-6mm ALR's one for factory twists and one for a 8 twist

a 6.5mm 140+ gr ALR

a 7mm 190+gr ALR

a .30 230ish gr ALR with a mid .700 BC

redesign the 225, 250, and 300gr .338's to the ALR for a little better BC

Like Fotis a 300 and 350gr .375 ALR

I also would love a .416 ALR type bullet

 

[shoots_5]

If you could match or exceed the current bc of the 300 AccuBond with a 285ish grain ALR that would be a real flat shooter out of the Lapua or RUM!

 

[gerry]

I could go for a 375 285 gr ALR as well.

 

[yellow dog]

6.5 150 gr
257 115-120 gr

nosler has pretty much got me covered on every thing else.

has nosler had the ALR tested by an outside firm/college?

I think that would lay some of the nay Sayers to rest!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK NOSLER!

 

[SJB358]

300-350 grain .458 PT

225/250 AB LR .338

225/250 AB AB LR .358

100 grain AB LR .243

115 grain AB LR .257

220 grain AB LR .323

Muzzloader bullets for .50 and .54 caliber muzzleloaders!

 

[gerry]

Now that Nosler has offically opened the door with the 64 gr BSB how about these

6.5mm 150 gr Protected Point
.358 250-275 gr Protected Point
.375 300 gr Protected Point
45-70 350-400 gr Flat point for all you guys who miss the 300 gr PT

A 223 Rem is on the list to buy so will definitely try the 64 gr BSB when that happens.

 

[SJB358]

Now that Nosler has offically opened the door with the 64 gr BSB how about these

6.5mm 150 gr Protected Point
.358 250-275 gr Protected Point
.375 300 gr Protected Point
45-70 350-400 gr Flat point for all you guys who miss the 300 gr PT

A 223 Rem is on the list to buy so will definitely try the 64 gr BSB when that happens.

I like where your heads at buddy!

 

[DrMike]

Now that Nosler has offically opened the door with the 64 gr BSB how about these

6.5mm 150 gr Protected Point
.358 250-275 gr Protected Point
.375 300 gr Protected Point
45-70 350-400 gr Flat point for all you guys who miss the 300 gr PT

A 223 Rem is on the list to buy so will definitely try the 64 gr BSB when that happens.

Since I am asking, I'll say to beef it up with a 9.3mm 250-286 PP and give us 8mm junkies a 220 grain PP. For my 30 cal, give us a 180 grain BSB PP, and for my 7mm, a 160 grain BSB PP. I wouldn't turn down a .270 calibre 130 grain BSB PP, either. :grin:

 

[wildgene]

300-350 grain .458 PT

225/250 AB LR .338

225/250 AB AB LR .358

100 grain AB LR .243

115 grain AB LR .257

Muzzloader bullets for .50 and .54 caliber muzzleloaders!

...no 220gr. 8mm???

..."It's all Scotty's fault!!!"...

 

[SJB358]

I fixed it! HA!

 

[AzDak42]

I'd like a 250g AB in 35 please.

 

[BK]

416 anything with decent BC

I could rock some of those in my CZ Rigby... it IS a long range elk gun, right?