What bullets do you want to see in 2009?

[FOTIS]

All of these are for 7mm in order of preference:
120 gr E-Tip - even more of the above.
Thanks for asking.

Now that one would rock!

 

[jtoews80]

140 grn ab in 6.5mm sounds good. 416 is a nice varmint caliber, lol according to some on this forum. That taylor is pretty close to a 416 remy no?? If ya care to comment, start a new thread please. The 416's seem kinda cool, would like to hear more.

CC

 

[reflex264]

140 grn ab in 6.5mm sounds good. 416 is a nice varmint caliber, lol according to some on this forum. That taylor is pretty close to a 416 remy no?? If ya care to comment, start a new thread please. The 416's seem kinda cool, would like to hear more.

CC

Will do. One of my favorite diameters. reflex264

 

[ElkHunter]

6mm - 100gr AccuBond

 

[RogueRiver]

a doulbe diameter 264 bullet in 130 to 140 grn-either accu or part.- for all the 264 win mags out there

a 210 grn rnd nose part or accu. in 358

return of the 45 grn hornet bullet

 

[corbin9191]

7mm 160 grain E-Tip

 

[FOTIS]

Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee hook up my 416 Bee......

 

[6ppcar]

Anything in 416 and how about a 458 dia. flat nose 400 gr. PT. for the 45-70.

 

[Big Squeeze]

Since I have a new BLR 450 Marlin on the way, how about some pointed bullets in the .458 caliber? Say from 300 gr. up to and including some 400 grainers that Barnes already has available?.......

 

[Guest]

definitely would be nice to have a 95 grain e-tip in 6mm, maybe a AccuBond for .22 caliber too!

 

[Greg Nolan]

Still thinking the 458 in 350 gr. A/b or Part. would be better than the Barnes TSX I have to use now. Of course the 8MM. in 180 gr. A/B or Part. and of course E-TIP and then there's the 100 gr. and 120 gr. 257 A/b.
I'll buy-em if you'll sell-em!! :grin:
Good Hunting
Elkhunt :grin:

 

[Joken]

250gr AB in 338

 

[NoKnees]

200g AB for the 358 win

 

[nodak7mm]

Oh yea... Cheaper priced bullets across the board. :mrgreen: I still got two 100ct boxes of 140 B/tips (7mm) that I paid 13.99 ea for. But again, gas was around $1.25, a brick of primers was 12.99 and I am still shooting them too..

Regardless of cost, I will always shoot Noslers!!!

Nodak

 

[JD338]

250gr AB in 338

They are here! :lol: They shoot good too! :lol:

JD338

 

[FOTIS]

Since I have a new BLR 450 Marlin on the way, how about some pointed bullets in the .458 caliber? Say from 300 gr. up to and including some 400 grainers that Barnes already has available?.......

Try the 300 Nosler Partition. Launched it from my Marlin 45-70 stainless GG at 2200 fps with RL 7. Personal best group out of a lever. Less than 1/4" at 100 yards. Basically 1 hole and not ragged!.

 

[gunrunnerz]

Absolutely a 200 gr 338 BT

 

[NoKnees]

a 200g 358 please... short enough to work in the 358win

 

[quentin9595]

I would like to see 7mm130 grain ballistic tip, and I would like a 90 grain ballistic tip for the 270.

 

[JD338]

A 22 cal 55 gr AB for us 1:14" twist users would make for a great coyote bullet in 22-250.

JD338