223 bonded bullet

[NoslerMP]

The .224 64gr Bonded Solid Base Bullet (Seconds) are now available at Shooter's Pro Shop.com!
http://shootersproshop.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=71_101&product_id=547


The .224 64gr BSB is a non-cataloged item produced by Nosler, Inc. It is designed for high weight retention, deep penetration, and maximum terminal performance.

Firsts are not available at this time, but we are offering Seconds for purchase.

 

[muleman]

Just ordered a couple of bags - Get'em while they got'em.
Scott

 

[JD338]

I'm in. Can't wait to take a test drive with the 22-250. They should shoot well in a 1:14 twist.
Should make for an awesome coyote bullet for me.

JD338

 

[FOTIS]

I am in also.

Zombie Apocalypse around the corner!

 

[SJB358]

Yep, I have a few bags in my shopping cart as well... These might be FUN!

 

[muleman]

I'm thinking they'd be a good self defense round for the AR - Since I live on rural acreage.
Scott

 

[SJB358]

Man, I would think they would be the ultimate in an AR for all around truck/home issues. Able to handle varmints and about anything else with a decent bullet. I can't wait to try them..

 

[baltz526]

I was in SPS today, they had a few bags out. I bought one for future use. Did a little measuring on them. They have about a .500" shank with an OAL of .790". In profile they are protected point semi pointed. A beefy little bullet. I'm out of 223 brass, but when i get some i'll give them a try in the mini 14.

 

[DRT]

This bullet is commercially loaded by Silver State Armory.

http://www.ssarmory.com/556ammunition_SSA_PPT_Bonded.aspx

It looks pretty decent but it's ballistic coefficient isn't the best and it doesn't have a solid rear shank like the TBBC.

 

[JD338]

Here is a picture of a 224 64 gr Bonded bullet recovered from ballistic gel.

JD338

 

[nvbroncrider]

That's one bad cat!

 

[SJB358]

Wow, that bullet looks great Jim! What a 22 bullet

 

[russ808]

Order some. Can't wait to try in on the piggys.
Russ

 

[freestylmx]

dog gone it! I havent checked this thread in a while. I wanted to buy those 64 gr bonded solid base but they are out.
Someone mentioned they dont have a great BC but that doesnt bother me one bit. Id only be interested in high BC for long range target shooting. These bullets would be on my all around 0-200 yard list.
Anyone know who BVAC uses for their 64gr bonded load?

 

[JD338]

They didn't last long!

JD338

 

[35R]

They didn't last long!

JD338

You can said that again, I've got a hold of ten bags for some load development. I hope my Remington 799 with a 1:12" likes them. If it does, I may have found my new bullet for southern WT deer and hogs bullet.
As of today I've been using the SPEER 70grains semi spitzer with good results. But, if this little pill hold together just a bit better than the speer then I'll be a really happy camper :lol:

I hope they become more available

 

[freestylmx]

They didn't last long!

JD338

You can said that again, I've got a hold of ten bags for some load development. I hope my Remington 799 with a 1:12" likes them. If it does, I may have found my new bullet for southern WT deer and hogs bullet.
As of today I've been using the SPEER 70grains semi spitzer with good results. But, if this little pill hold together just a bit better than the speer then I'll be a really happy camper :lol:

I hope they become more available

Ya me too. I dont understand why no bullet maker wants to put out a bonded bullet for the public for loading in 223.

 

[JD338]

Nosler will make more, just do not know when.

JD338

 

[muleman]

SPS has a few more bags! Get 'em while you can.
Scott