nosler should make a ---

[DavidReed]

I'd like to see:

300 gr. .338 AB

250 gr. .338 E-tip

275 gr. .338 Partition semi-spitzer.

Otherwise Nosler has the bases pretty well covered

DavidReed

I like it!

JD338

I'm glad someone besides myself likes the heavy weight .338's. I've been hoping/wishing for a 275 gr. Partition for years but may just have to resign myself to some Swift A-Frames..

 

[taylorce1]

How about a 225 or 235 grain E-Tip and AccuBond for my .375 JDJ Encore rifle? Would be smoking in my Ruger as well! :grin:

 

[nodak7mm]

100gr BT in 243 (just beef up the 95)
140gr + in BT or AB in 264
175gr BT or AB in .284

Cheaper Varmint bullets, they dont need the purty little plastic tip. $15 per 100 ct box max.. How bout a bulk shots availble here in the states in 500/1000 ct boxes like Midway or Midsouth? (Or is there a stipulation between such business entities not to produce? :twisted: )

Rod

 

[Mad Dog]

Keep making the 300 gr., .458 nosler Partition, for the .45-70

Make a 400 gr. Partition, for the 45-70

Make a .410 diameter, 400 gr. Partition and solid for the 450/400 3" Nitro Express.

Mad Dog

 

[mildot]

A tough 100/105gr 6mm bullet
150gr & 160gr AB .270

 

[YoteSmoker]

7mm 160 Ballistic Tip, 150 AccuBond
.308 200 Ballistic Tip

 

[FOTIS]

Not to be greedy, but how about a 325 and 400 .416 AB?

yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

 

[Jay]

"Nosler Ballistic Tip, 90gr. in .277 if you please sir". Words I would love to say to the man behind the counter.

 

[6mm Remington]

A 90 or 95 gr. AccuBond in 6mm/243 caliber!!

 

[buckfever]

Another vote for 7mm/284 120 and 150 AB and maybe 257 120 bt/ab would be nice.

 

[SJB358]

200 and 250gr .358 AccuBond
95gr .243 AccuBond
275gr .338 Partition
55gr .224 AccuBond

Scotty

 

[Powerstroke]

115gr AccuBond in .264

120gr AccuBond in .257

If priority is an issue, the .264's first please..... :grin:

 

[Kimberman]

243: 90 or 95 gr AccuBond
6.5: 120 gr AccuBond
358: 200 gr AccuBond
200 & 225 gr Ballstic Tip or Solid Base

 

[toolman]

I'd like to see a .312-.314 150-175 gr. BT, AccuBond, or even just a basic S.P. for all of us guys who like to hunt with "European .30's". All of the other bulk brands have bullets in the .310-.312 range, but some of these old warhorses will slug at over .314. I've used a M-44 Mosin Nagant to take whitetails at ranges up to 225 yds. using a Hornady S.P. Interlock, so I know Nosler could jump to the top of the ".308 plus a few" heap with a few minor tooling changes.

 

[50wyldeman]

.458 300 gr Partition (Pretty Please :grin: )

 

[JD338]

.458 300 gr Partition (Pretty Please :grin: )

Nosler used to, hopefully they will continue to. :grin:

JD338

 

[Richracer1]

How about, Nosler should make more seconds of any type. The online SPS shelves have been very bare for quite a while.

They must have improved their processing......

 

[Timberline]

Another BT option in 8mm.

Something between 165 - 170 grains.

 

[reflex264]

Not to be greedy, but how about a 325 and 400 .416 AB?

Now your talking. reflex264

 

[GooseHunter Jr]

Just bring back the 200 grain Ballistic Tips and I would be happy.....for now!!