Bullet requests.

[Naren]

Please bring back the Fail-Safe as a reloading component... maybe without the Lubalox coating... That was a darn good bullet.
If Nosler is steping into the dangerous game market with the Solids, it could make the solids in 366. 423. and 510. calibers. And Partition in 423. and 510. calibers.
140 grain AccuBond and 160 grain Partition in .264 caliber.
286 grain AccuBond in .366 caliber.

Thats my suggestions. If you asked... But the Fail-Safe is really missed by some hunters...

 

[Nosler4]

#7 that'd be great! If you watched real close, you could see coyotes explode before the gun even went off! :grin:

Everything is noted guys, anything else? Any other new calibers you'd be interested in?

 

[Banshee]

How about a .243 e-tip with tungsten insert at 95-100 grains.

Barnes seems to have overlooked this caliber with the MRX.

 

[YoteSmoker]

Please make another run of 6.5mm 130 grain accubonds very soon and also an 85 grainer for the 6mm (by July would be great). Thank you Jesus, Amen!

If you really wanna get crazy Nosler could probably sell some muzzleloading bullets and 17 grain ballistic tips. Maybe go into the primer business?

 

[tpbscha]

+1 on the 6mm AB, 90-100gr.

 

[JD338]

.451 cal 300 gr AB for 50 cal muzzle loaders.

.338 cal 225 gr E Tip

338 RUM Nosler brass


JD338

 

[FOTIS]

500 gr 458 cal?

 

[colt45]

150 grn AB in 7mm since we're all wishing

 

[Woodycreek]

Match grade primers sounds good to me Yotesmoker.

 

[nodak7mm]

+10 on the 6mm 100gr AB
+10 on the 257 110-120gr AB

And I'd love to see a 130gr BT or AB in the 7mm..

 

[Seedsntrees]

I would like 120 Grain AccuBond, 284 cal and 7mm-08 Brass!

Make a happy Reloader!

 

[Greg Nolan]

180 gr. .323 (325 WSM). AccuBond and E-tip bullet. Hurry!!!! Also .223 60 gr Accubonds.
Good hunting
Elkhunt :grin:

 

[SakoSteve270wsm]

25-06 brass

338RUM brass :wink: :wink:

110gr .277 E-tip

80-90gr .243 E-tip

90-100gr .257 E-tip

 

[FOTIS]

Like Steve said 257 etip 100 gr

 

[SJB358]

I would like to see a return of the 180gr 338 Ballistic Tip.Rick.

Here they are, for sale. Scotty

http://www.shootersproshop.com/Products ... T3395.aspx

 

[FOTIS]

That is a good one!

 

[JDMAG]

I would like a 350 grain AB for the 458 Lott. :grin: (now that I have one) and a 95- 100 or so AB for the 243.

 

[Hawkeye270]

I agree with GooseHunter jr. A 90 gr BT could serve as a varmint bullet for he 270. As it is, I have to turn to Sierras. Good bullets, but i prefer Nosler for all hunting situations. When it comes to accuracy, the BT is hard to beat :!:

My personal wish would be a heavier AB for the 270. The 140 gr is great, had very good results reloading it. But I would swap it for a 150 or 160 grain anytime.
All bullet brands come in 130 - 140 gr, just take a pick. As it is now I use the 160 gr NP for the larger critters in the timber, where shots are no longer than say 50 - 130 yards. Nothing wrong with the NP, but I would have loved to see a heavier AB.

 

[SJB358]

I think the only issue with making a 150gr AccuBond for the 270 would be bullet length. The 140gr AccuBond is already as long as the 150gr BT. It would be a sleek bullet though. I would use them if they made 150's or at least give them a try. Scotty

 

[Tiny]

Any thing under 180gr in .323/8mm