Late 2008-Early 2009 Wish List

[FOTIS]

I will start. :lol:

416 caliber 300-325 grain E-TIP OR AccuBond.

Justification: 3000-3100 fps from my 416 BEE. Long range everything load!

257 CALIBER 100 GR AccuBond.

 

[SakoSteve270wsm]

270 WSM brass

85-90gr 243 E=Tip

110gr 270 E-Tip

175gr 308 match

300-325gr 416 E-Tip/AB :wink:

338 RUM brass :wink:

 

[buckfever]

Sounds good to me I would still like to see a .25 cal 120 gr BT or AB and a 7mm 175 gr AB thats all I can think of right now.

 

[Tiny]

8mm/.323

150gr - 180gr Part. or AB, E-tip would do.I would much prefer a 150gr bullet though.

.308

125gr - 130gr Part. or AB

Some BT or AB Muzzleloading bullets wold be real nice.

 

[Richracer1]

Sorry guys, but I'm resurecting this topic.

Nosler, My wish for late 08 & 2009 is:

338 RUM Brass

270 WSM Brass

 

[Guy Miner]

I'd like to see another set of antlers on the wall and more of those delicious little packages in the freezer! :grin:

 

[remingtonman_25_06]

308" 200g Bal Tip
7mm 160g Bal Tip

Thats about it. Make good looooooong range deer/elk/bear bullets. If there making them weights in AB's, I see no reason why they cant make them in Baltips. I doubt I'll get them as everyone seems to be on the bonded bullet wagon these days... I think its kinda dumb to have AB's replace NBT's. But opinions are like, well you know, everybodys got one.

 

[Greg Nolan]

What Tiny said.
Plus of course 350 gr. 458 anything Nosler!!

Good Hunting
Elkhunt :grin:

 

[JD338]

338 RUM Nosler brass

270 WSM brass

7mm cal 120 gr AB

.358 cal 200 gr AB or the 225 gr AB with a Protected Point (358 Win/350 RM) :wink:

.451 cal 300 gr AB for Muzzle Loader

.416 cal 325 gr AB

.458 cal 350 gr AB

JD338

 

[FOTIS]

458 cal Anything AccuBond 300, 350, 400 450 ........Anything!

 

[Richracer1]

Wow, the last time I resurected a thread (on another forum), I got flamed like you wouldn't believe. People bad mouthing me cuz I used the search feature to find something and asking a question vs staring a new thread.

Not that this is wasn't already known, but this site ROCKS!!!!!!! :grin:

 

[russ808]

7mm mag brass
300 wsm brass

 

[jtoews80]

Well, anything in .264, .284, .308 or .338 with a high BC (.650 OR higher, .7 preferably) THe 175 grn AB in 7mm sounds great. The Nosler NBT & NAB are about the most accurate hunting bullets out there at the moment, IMO. I really want bullets in heavy for caliber weights:150 grn .264, 175 grn .284, 225 grn .308 & 275-310 grn .338 with plastic tips
I know the SGK is an OK hunting bullet too(still use some of them), but the Nosler product is a little better in the accuracy department. THe difference is around .25" or so @ 100yds, I think this is due to the plastic tip VS a lead tip that isn't uniform. Heck I've gotten lazy seating these uniform bullets, they are easier to get perfect COL's out of.

CC.

 

[Antelope_Sniper]

60 gr .224 AB
I like JD's idea of a 120gr 7mm AB

Beyond that, I have to thank Nosler for making the two biggest things on my list this year, that is 7mm STW brass, and 338 Win Mag Brass.

Thanks Guys!.

 

[cloverleaf]

I new job...so I can afford a goat tag.... and some reloading, and a new Savage in 250 Savage. CL

 

[FOTIS]

I will start. :lol:

416 caliber 300-325 grain E-TIP OR AccuBond.

Justification: 3000-3100 fps from my 416 BEE. Long range everything load!

257 CALIBER 100 GR AccuBond.

Add a 458 Cal anything pointed .

and a 358 AccuBond made for the 358 Win and 350 Rem Mag.

The 225 AB is too long....

 

[baltz526]

.308 130/140gr round nose E-TIP maybe 150gr if it will fit in the 30-30