2015 Nosler Bullet Wish List

[JD338]

Add to the list.......

.429" 44 cal 240 gr bonded JHP

JD338

 

[6mm Remington]

Not a bullet, but I'm asking for 6mm Remington brass and loaded cartridges, but especially 6mm Remington brass! Nosler that would be such an awesome wish to fulfill!!

 

[Rigbymauser]

A .375cal bullet weighing aprox 270grain with the toughness of a Swift A-frame and a BC 0f .500...

RM, have you tried the 260 AB? Seems like it almost meets your specs except for 10 grains of difference? Guy Miner and a few others seem to be killing everything with em.

Nope...but I am fix´n to :wink:

I am planning a little buffhunt in Africa and with only bringing one rifle(a .378Wea) I want a bullet I can use for a little longrange antilope hunting after buffhunting is over.(If I get the time).

The Barnes 250grainTSX could also become a candidate.

 

[SJB358]

I'd think the 260 AccuBond would get it done or even the PT. Seems like both are tough bullets.

 

[jmad_81]

.338 250gr. ABLR!

 

[Blkram]

The .375 260gr AB has worked well on bison and elk for me so far!
Want to thump a g-bear with it next.
But that 416 Taylor could use a 350 gr AB for the same purpose too!

 

[skidmark]

In all honesty instead of something new
I wish I could just get some .338 250gr Accubonds....
Now that's wishin.

 

[SJB358]

But that 416 Taylor could use a 350 gr AB for the same purpose too!

I have 0 need for much bigger than my 35 Newton, but I would love to have a BIG rifle. I would like to have some lighter 416 bullets available, cause chances are they would get more usage than the typical 400's. A 350 AB, PT, or ET would be pretty incredible stuff.

 

[6mm Remington]

6mm Remington brass please oh please

 

[truck driver]

When was the last time the 358 200gr AB was made and the 200gr 358 BT?

 

[sask boy]

Well, I would like to see a 235gr. ABs in the 375cal. But most of all I am another one that would really like a good supply of what they already manufacture!!! :?

Blessings,
Dan

 

[wingnut]

Love to see a near twin BTLR to the 6.5mm 129g ABLR. Maybe plus some on weight & BC. Cheaper to shot than the AB, use for smaller game/large varmints, hopefully great on paper at range, more uniform meplat than the CC.

 

[jimbo88mm]

Something.. anything in .311/303 Brit/7.7 Jap. Mosins, Enfields, and Type 99s need some love.

A ~130gr 6.5mm customer competition would be nice too!

 

[Idriflenut]

I might as well put in my two cents worth. It has been mentioned a couple of time before.
8mm(.323) 220 gr Partition or Accu-bond.

 

[DrMike]

I might as well put in my two cents worth. It has been mentioned a couple of time before.
8mm(.323) 220 gr Partition or Accu-bond.

Hear, hear!

 

[shoots_5]

A 6.5 custom comp similar in BC to the ABLR or even better would be sweet for shooting competition

 

[Greentimber]

68-75gr .224 E-Tip with an expansion threshold of 1500fps. Give it a sleek design like the ABLR. Own the Ar15 world.


110-120gr .308 E-Tip with an expansion threshold of 1500fps. Own the supersonic 300 Blackout world.

200-220gr (+/-) .308 E-Tip Subsonic with an expansion threshold of 600-700fps. Do you realize how empty this spot is in the AR15/300 Blackout market? Lehigh Defense prices are completely stupid on their version.

 

[SJB358]

I might as well put in my two cents worth. It has been mentioned a couple of time before.
8mm(.323) 220 gr Partition or Accu-bond.

Hear, hear!

When they release a 220 PT, I'll be in the market for an 8mm.. Won't be able to resist any further!

 

[Greentimber]

A 6.5 custom comp similar in BC to the ABLR or even better would be sweet for shooting competition

+1,000,000 to this, btw.

 

[Rigbymauser]

The 8mm really deserve a high bc hunting bullet that will put a new focus on that caliber group.