Lucked Up On Some Bullets!

highoctane · Thursday at 5:10 PM

I was tooling around in my local outdoor store the other day and came across these bullets. 20 dollars per box. Every now and then a blind squirrel finds a nut. I guess I'll add them to my stash of Nosler bullets. I have other flavors that I currently use but couldn't pass "um up.

Guy Miner · Thursday at 6:11 PM

All of those 7's have great reputations!

gerry · Thursday at 6:13 PM

Nice find!

DrMike · Thursday at 6:38 PM

You've scored a genuine bargain!

JD338 · Thursday at 7:05 PM

Nice snag, congrats

JD338

cloverleaf · Thursday at 8:24 PM

I paid $30 a box for .257 Balistic Tips a couple weeks ago. You done good! CL

TackDriver284 · 2026-03-27T04:38:57-0700

That is a good find.

wvbuckbuster · 2026-03-28T05:06:12-0700

Good snag. Each of those bullets are real deer getters. Have used each.

highoctane · 2026-03-28T05:53:57-0700

wvbuckbuster said:
Good snag. Each of those bullets are real deer getters. Have used each.

I've probably killed 100 or more deer with just Nosler 7mm bullets and never had an issue. The BT's are outstanding bullets when used within their design parameters.

Blkram · 2026-03-28T07:24:22-0700

Awesome.
I have the 150 gr BTs for developing a load in my 280 Rem.
While it shoots the 140 gr AccuBonds to 1/2 MOA, I am using that bullet in the 7mm-08, and the 160 gr AccuBonds in my 7MM STW which shoots 1" groups at 300 yards, and the 7mm PRC is shooting 3/4" groups with the 170 gr TA, I want to go with the middle weight for the 280.
This will provide me with a nice weight spread amongst the various cartridges. I do prefer to stick to one bullet weight for each rifle/cartridge combination.