8mm Enthusiast
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Left to right:
1. Remington Core-Lokt 185-grain 8mm
2. Hornady 220-grain .323-diameter (8mm) Spire Point
3. Barnes original "X" bullet in 8mm (.323") 200-grain
Obsolete and Hard to Find Bullets
- Thread starter thatguySHM
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Left to right:
1. Remington Core-Lokt 185-grain 8mm
2. Hornady 220-grain .323-diameter (8mm) Spire Point
3. Barnes original "X" bullet in 8mm (.323") 200-grain
RL338
Handloader
- Mar 23, 2017
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Those are easily available on this side of the boarder. Great shooting bullets out of my 416 Wby.
TEXASforLIFE
Handloader
- May 24, 2020
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the "x" line has diminished and many have gone obsolete/discontinued which is a bummer as did many of sierra's i've used for decades. on sierra it wasn't what was a slow to a not selling well it was a shift of focus to the tipped and match line. while a not on the books or listed bullet they did offer a 26cal 92.6gr (i don't have my keys to the cabined or i'd know exactly what the grain is) as it was an odd number about 8-10 years ago so i bought 2-3k best i remember for the 6.5grendel.
Hunter26
Handloader
- Jul 10, 2024
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Man I'd love to get some of those Partitions for my 454 as well! The only bullets that I own that fit into this category are Hornady Interbonds. Me and a buddy love them and they've been discontinued. I searched hard online for a few months and rounded these up. Wish I could find some more 150gr 30 cal & the 129gr 6.5's. You can still find some of the 270 ones occasionally.
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