Originally Posted by boomwack
I have 4 100 grain .257 cal IL bullets left... They have been work horses. Sad to see them go, I for one have a heck of a time thinking demand for these is that low confused My own opinion is they are just making room for there new no-melt plastic tip bullets. Yeppy, good for them. Forget the products that made them great they have...

I found both nosler's b-tip and partition very good, death comes quick, accurate loads easy and bullets very available. Nosler is in it for the long haul, so is there bullets.

Speer 100 gr. flat base has served me well in my 257 Bob and made itty bitty groups from my 25-06 also... I expect speer to pull same crap like Hornady, but with no fancy fangled new replacement bullet. There companies efforts seem not in bullets anymore, Again my opinion.

Sierra's 25 cal 100 gr. flat base shot very small groups and are readily available. Killed paper and assorted vermin with them, but no 'big' game. Have heard for years these are a little soft for big game with cartridges capable of 3000+ fps.





Broomstick,

Hornady discontinued the .25 100 gr interlock along with the .25 cal
120 gr HP was based solely due to lack of demand versus demand for other products requiring much needed additional production time like the 6.5 Creed bullets. I ordered a lifetime supply of both bullets which I use in the 250 savage and 25-06. Hornady shipped the last production run of the .25 100 gr interlock 2 weeks ago...go buy some.

Doc