Why doesn't Nosler HBN Coat Their Bullets?

[JD338]

I'm shifting back to bolt actions myself. Two Tikka T3x and two Savage 110.
All get my special "women's touches". SRS Hunter Rails (ARCA/Picatinny combo rails), muzzle brakes, Backfire Shop recoil pads, lighter trigger springs, and Glades Armory tactical bolt handles.

A woman who knows what she wants!

JD338

 

[xphunter]

I'm shifting back to bolt actions myself. Two Tikka T3x and two Savage 110.
All get my special "women's touches". SRS Hunter Rails (ARCA/Picatinny combo rails), muzzle brakes, Backfire Shop recoil pads, lighter trigger springs, and Glades Armory tactical bolt handles.

I use Salmon River myself, and I like light trigger and quality muzzle brakes.
Borden clone Alpine XP-100 action, 25-284 (7.5T) Bartlein Carbon barrel, Dell trigger (Under a pound), Holland Radial baffle brake, and a shortened SRS rail.

 

[RL338]

I use Salmon River myself, and I like light trigger and quality muzzle brakes.
Borden clone Alpine XP-100 action, 25-284 (7.5T) Bartlein Carbon barrel, Dell trigger (Under a pound), Holland Radial baffle brake, and a shortened SRS rail.

Nice looking rig Ernie

 

[xphunter]

Thanks!
I am spoiled, and I know it.

 

[8mm Enthusiast]

I agree. We need HBN coated factory loads. A HBN coated E-Tip 6.5x55 SE factory load would be amazing.

 

[Wis65x55]

Mark,
The old Winchester Lubalox Ballistic Silvertip coating was a black oxide wax coating. Completely different from the Hexagonal Boron Nittride coating being discussed here. Buy yourself some Speer Gold Dots and give them a whirl.

I used Nosler Failsafe with Lubalox; It was a major mistake because it was a royal pain in the rear end to clean the rifle!