Any thing from 200-215 grs that will work in any standard 358 Win magazine, in a cheaper Bonded Solid Base, My main concern is performance on deer sized game with less cost. This would bump the B.C. a tad over the 200 gr bullets. The 225 grain PT will work on any thing but with a premium cost. The 225 PT is my choice for any game larger than deer.SJB358":3kvy9aq9 said:
What I want for 2017...........
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Richracer1
Handloader
- May 12, 2005
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Well, wasn't really looking at anything gun or bullet wise in 2017, at least till last month. I now have 2 new rifles, both Nosler M48s. One is a 26 Nosler in the Heritage model and the other is a 30 Nosler in the Liberty model.
Now I either have to sell o couple of rifles
or buy a bigger gun safe. I'm leaning toward a new safe.
Now I either have to sell o couple of rifles
or buy a bigger gun safe. I'm leaning toward a new safe. 
Cleveland48
Handloader
- Jul 28, 2015
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I would be happy if the 9.3 mm 250 grain accubonds were more available. Everywhere has been out of stock for months! I know this is not an extremely popular caliber on this side of the pond, but would still be nice. Heck I can’t even find the 286 grain partitions either.
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I have a Ruger American Ranch chambered in 7.62x39, I have had Great results with the Nosler 123 gr VG .310" dia.
I would like to see a heavier bullet for this cartridge that would be suitable for deer hunting. I notice that ABLR is effective at lower velocities, so would a 140-150 gr bullet with a BC over .425 and provide adequate expansion and penetration at velocities down to 1,600 fps be doable?
There seems to be quite a few bolt action 7.62x39 offerings these days, I think Nosler should take advantage of this.
I would like to see a heavier bullet for this cartridge that would be suitable for deer hunting. I notice that ABLR is effective at lower velocities, so would a 140-150 gr bullet with a BC over .425 and provide adequate expansion and penetration at velocities down to 1,600 fps be doable?
There seems to be quite a few bolt action 7.62x39 offerings these days, I think Nosler should take advantage of this.
RogueRiver
Handloader
- Mar 13, 2005
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for 2020
bring back the 22 hornet 45 grn sp bt
bring back the 22 hornet 45 grn sp bt
