PTG has 26 Nosler wildcat reamers for sale...

[Ridgerunner665]

Monthly Specials For October


.27 Nosler Live Pilot Finisher
$147.00 $133.00
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.30 Nosler Live Pilot Finisher
$147.00 $133.00
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.28 Nosler Live Pilot Finisher
$147.00 $133.00
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.26 Nosler Live Pilot Finisher
$147.00 $133.00
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.33 Nosler Live Pilot Finisher
$147.00 $133.00
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.35 Nosler Live Pilot Finisher
$147.00 $133.00
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.25/26 Nosler Live Pilot Finisher
$147.00 $133.00
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.35/26 Nosler Live Pilot Finisher
$147.00 $133.00
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.416/26 Nosler Live Pilot Finisher
$147.00 $133.00
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[Dwh7271]

I'll bet that 7 mm would be interesting.
I kind of like the bigger bore ideas, 33, 35 even the 416 might be neat.
Thanks RR!

 

[wayno945]

Does this mean all these wildcats were submitted to SAAMI for approval??


"We are thankful to Nosler for bringing all of these new cartridges to the market for 2014-15. To show our appreciation we are offering ALL of the new SAAMI, Necked-Down & Necked-Up HSS Live Pilot Finish Reamers for $133.00.

Be sure to also pick-up your headspace gauges on special for these Nosler Cartridges! Click Here to see the gauge compatibility chart & pricing information."

 

[Rigbymauser]

The .27 Nosler is an interesting one.

..imagine 3400 ft/sec with a 150grain ABLR.. :grin:

 

[SJB358]

The .27 Nosler is an interesting one.

..imagine 3400 ft/sec with a 150grain ABLR.. :grin:

I was thinking the same thing.....

Although, a 35 Nosler would be terribly wicked as well.

 

[DrMike]

The .27 Nosler is an interesting one.

..imagine 3400 ft/sec with a 150grain ABLR.. :grin:

I was thinking the same thing.....

Although, a 35 Nosler would be terribly wicked as well.

Good observation, Scotty. :grin:

 

[nvbroncrider]

New 35 bullets? ABLR???

 

[Rigbymauser]

The .37 Nosler would also become a bad one...or a .45Nosler. The world is open...go pop the balloons.

 

[ScreaminEagle]

This has probably been talked about, but does the 26 nosler require a mag bolt face?

 

[Anonymous]

This has probably been talked about, but does the 26 nosler require a mag bolt face?

The rim diameter is .534"... Which is the same as the RUM family of cartridges.

 

[ScreaminEagle]

So i guess i wont be building one out of my win 70 long action

 

[Anonymous]

So i guess i wont be building one out of my win 70 long action

Winchester <briefly> chambered the RUM so I'm guessing the bolt face could be opened up. .300WM is .532".

Length probably isn't as big of a concern with the 26N as the RUM cartridges.

 

[Ridgerunner665]

Some comparisons...based on case capacity.

27 Nosler = 270/300 Weatherby Mag

28 Nosler = 7mm STW, but in a standard length action. I think this has good potential but it will have an uphill battle since the STW has been around a while.

30 Nosler = 300 Weatherby Mag

33 Nosler = 340 Weatherby Mag

35 Nosler = There is room for this one, its closest competitor is the 358 STA (Shooting Times Alaskan)...the 358 has a little more capacity, but the Nosler case doesn't give up anything that will be missed.

41 Nosler = no direct competitor, all the other big 416's have more capacity.

Those are all pretty general in terms of accuracy, but they should be pretty close.

 

[Anonymous]

...41 Nosler = no direct competitor, all the other big 416's have more capacity...

I gotta admit...that .416 is pretty interesting to me...especially if they don't load it to the gills with heavy bullets. Something that pushes 300 to 350gr bullets at 2400-2600 would be a great AK gun.

Don't get me wrong- a lot of the other .416s are great cartridges...but just too much of a good thing. A .416 with a (not made yet) 300gr Partition or AccuBond at 2500fps would be a great moose/bear rifle.

That would make it a beltless .416 Taylor loaded to realistic pressures...

 

[Ridgerunner665]

...41 Nosler = no direct competitor, all the other big 416's have more capacity...

I gotta admit...that .416 is pretty interesting to me...especially if they don't load it to the gills with heavy bullets. Something that pushes 300 to 350gr bullets at 2400-2600 would be a great AK gun.

Don't get me wrong- a lot of the other .416s are great cartridges...but just too much of a good thing. A .416 with a (not made yet) 300gr Partition or AccuBond at 2500fps would be a great moose/bear rifle.

That would make it a beltless .416 Taylor loaded to realistic pressures...

The 416 Ruger is pretty darn close, I overlooked that one...and completely forgot about the 416 Taylor being standardized a few years back.