2014 ABLR Bullet Wish List

[JD338]

Here is your chance to let Nosler know what we need.

.243 cal 100 gr ABLR
.257 cal 115 gr ABLR
.264 cal 140 gr ABLR
.338 cal 250 gr ABLR
.375 cal 300 gr ABLR

JD338

 

[FOTIS]

.375 cal 270gr ABLR

 

[FOTIS]

Here is your chance to let Nosler know what we need.

.243 cal 100 gr ABLR
.257 cal 115 gr ABLR
.264 cal 140 gr ABLR
.338 cal 250 gr ABLR
.375 cal 300 gr ABLR

JD338

A lot of these if not all will require the rifles to be re-barreled to a faster twist though. That can get pricey!

 

[wayno945]

.257 and .358 for me please!

 

[JohnB]

How about these.

.257 105-107gr. would this work well in a 10 twist.
.264 140gr.
.308 168-175gr. for the 308's

JohnB

 

[jmad_81]

I would be in favor of a 6.5 140 gr and a .338 250 grain.

 

[muleman]

100+gr 243
115-120gr 257
140+gr 264
160+gr 277
220gr 323 or even anything in 220gr :grin:
250gr 338

 

[Oldtrader3]

We already have the 110 grain AB for the .25 caliber. It should be a no brainer to make this bullet an ABLR. Plus, the 110 AB's already have good accuracy in my Roberts!

 

[jason miller]

A lighter .308" option in the 150-168 range would be my number 1 pick.

I think the heavier .264" is a no-brainer. Honestly, I would be surprised if that wasn't already in the works.

My .338 Win Mag would do well with a lighter option, but there are several good bullets already available in the 200-225 range.

A .243" would probably sell well, and I'd definitely try it, but I have no need for one. My pick would be to make it in the 85 grain range, but obviously a 105 would probably appeal to more of the real long-range crowd.

Also, a 70-80 grain .224 bullet might be popular...

 

[buckfever]

A 25 caliber ABLR would be great 110/115/120 or just surprise use with a weight not going to be picky or hold my breath.

 

[FOTIS]

I will be happy if current production caught up.

 

[joelkdouglas]

A 25 cal LRAB that will stabilize in a 10-twist barrel. I don't care about the weight, as I have some H4350 and some H4831, and I'm sure I can find a good load between the two!

 

[Woodycreek]

243 105gr ABLR
308 168gr ABLR
338 225gr ABLR
45-70 300gr PT

 

[Al in SC]

.264 140 gr.

 

[Oldtrader3]

Me too, Fotis, I would also be happy if production caught up and this nonsense stopped!

 

[remingtonman_25_06]

production to keep up on what we do have first off

and secondly a 257 caliber at least 110 grain weight

 

[JD338]

I will be happy if current production caught up.

Exactly the reason why Nosler is not offering many new bullets this year. Their focus this year is to keep up with the demand.

JD338

 

[SJB358]

243 105gr ABLR
257 110'ish ABLR
264 140-150 ABLR
308 168gr ABLR
338 225gr ABLR ---- PLEASE
358 225-275 ABLR --- Pretty Please

Remember, I said please throw some love for us 338 Win Mag and 35 Whelen/Norma/Newton fan... We 35 caliber guys need something in the 250'ish range ABLR like. That would really scoot in my Newton. :lol:

 

[Oldtrader3]

243 105gr ABLR
257 110'ish ABLR
264 140-150 ABLR
308 168gr ABLR
338 225gr ABLR ---- PLEASE
358 225-275 ABLR --- Pretty Please

Remember, I said please throw some love for us 338 Win Mag and 35 Whelen/Norma/Newton fan... We 35 caliber guys need something in the 250'ish range ABLR like. That would really scoot in my Newton. :lol:

Glad to help with some love for .338 and .357 heavier ABLR bullets. Long as you guys support the .257 ABLR!! :mrgreen:

 

[BK]

I'd like ABLRs in .243, .257, .323, and .358 please...