What I want for 2017...........

[excaliber]

How about a newly designed higher BC 30 caliber regular AccuBond in 180-200gr?

 

[prm]

I would really like a .338 180gn E-Tip. Based on my experience, I think there is merit to shooting lighter/faster when shooting a mono. Penetration remains adequate due to retained weight, but the extra speed enhances how far they open (it seems). If you could whip some of those together and send them to me I'll happily try them in a 338-06 and a 338 Fed. :wink:

 

[prm]

To add, the above post is based on shooting deer, elk, hog and plains game with a mix of the 185 TTSX at ~2730 FPS and 160 TTSX at ~3050 FPS. If you could match the BC of the .338 180 AB (as measured by Brian Litz) with an all copper bullet that would really be a killing machine. I would like to see it engineered to open reasonably wide down to 1800ish with it fully opened in the 2200 range. If it sheds a petal or two at 3k+, so be it.

 

[Hammerdown]

.284/175 grain NAB That white tip bullet would be a deep digging unit. Great BC good SD. Sounds like winner to me.

I would buy these.

 

[SJB358]

.284/175 grain NAB That white tip bullet would be a deep digging unit. Great BC good SD. Sounds like winner to me.

I would buy these.

Same here....

 

[mgood]

...a heavy (220+gr.), high B.C. (0.500+) .323 hunting bullet...

YES! I see I missed the 8 mike mike party back on the first page. I'd love a 220-230 gr .323" AB. An elk/moose hammer that could reach out there.

Every forum thread on the net that discusses 8mm Rem Mag, 325 WSM, or some 8mm wildcat has at least a couple of people mention that they thought about it but there just aren't any high BC hunting bullets available. People don't buy the rifles because of the very limited bullet selection. Manufacturers don't make more bullets because people don't buy the rifles. Build it and they will come. It's a small market, but there is a market.

A "32 Nosler" to load it in would be a dream come true.
In the meantime, I'll feed 'em to my 8mm Remington Magnum.

 

[1100 Remington Man]

Some other items I could use.
6mm Rem Brass
.243 Nosler LRAB. that would stabilize in standard twist rates.

 

[buckfever]

257 ABLR bullet weight 115/120?

 

[Gunner46]

I'm with PRM & Idaho. A bullet that will work under the velocity spectrum of the 338 Mag craze.
A simple 200gr BT, or a 160 mono would be sweeeeeet !!

 

[Gunner46]

I'm with PRM, Vince,. A bullet that will work under the velocity spectrum of the 338 Mag craze.
A simple 200gr BT, or a 160ish mono would be sweeeeeet !!

 

[sbsmith]

358 215-235 gr E-tip
458 300-350 gr PT
277 120 gr E-tip....and just produce all the bullets you have on the books already!

 

[Dwh7271]

105 gr .243 AB

 

[RogueRiver]

a girlfriend that likes to hunt & fish, thats all I want for 2017

 

[Woodycreek]

.284 175 grain AccuBond, just like the 160 AB.

.458 300-350 PT

.243 100/105 grain AccuBond

.224 70-75 grain AccuBond

I will second some of Scotty's picks and add one.

.277 150-160 AccuBond

 

[SJB358]

.284 175 grain AccuBond, just like the 160 AB.

.458 300-350 PT

.243 100/105 grain AccuBond

.224 70-75 grain AccuBond

I will second some of Scotty's picks and add one.

.277 150-160 AccuBond

Oh yeah. I'd be in for that.

 

[Elkman]

Elk tags.

 

[gerry]

Saw this on another forum, a Nosler prototype tipped 123 gr bullet for the 7.62x39, might make a few of you happy.


http://www.shootersproshop.com/nosler-p ... 100ct.html

 

[Charlie-NY]

400gr Partition for the 45-70

It would make many others bullets obsolete!

And Nosler, could you please start making some brass in 7WSM, "Please"?

 

[Swamplord]

350 gr ABLR in 375 cal
300 gr ABLR in 338 cal


C'mon Nosler, both of these are way past overdue

 

[SJB358]

400gr Partition for the 45-70

It would make many others bullets obsolete!

And Nosler, could you please start making some brass in 7WSM, "Please"?

I would be all over both of those Charlie!