Finally be able to keep their full bullet line in production?
Ha! Now THAT would be a BREAKTHROUGH!
A buddy of mine who knows Jason said they're discontinuing the 257cal/100 gr Interlock which seems weird since there is no corresponding SST to take its place. Now obviously this HUGE NEWS isn't specifically about that, but I wonder if they're announcing something that'll revamp their product line.
Like Speer did w/ the bonded full curl or whatever it was almost called after they got people enthused but before they decided not to make em...
Hornady products that interest me are in good supply locally.
That said - a single die for reloading (does it all) with 0 run out?
Originally I was thinking "The Hornady Rifle" but doubt it. While tight with Ruger - I really don't think the shooting industry is clamoring for a "semi-custom" in the 1500-3000 dollar range. That's an itch already scratched several times over.
Given the display of the doppler in the beginning - I also wonder if it's some sort of new chronograph or bullet shape that provides high BC at shorter lengths? Is that possible?
Finally be able to keep their full bullet line in production?
Ha! Now THAT would be a BREAKTHROUGH!
A buddy of mine who knows Jason said they're discontinuing the 257cal/100 gr Interlock which seems weird since there is no corresponding SST to take its place. Now obviously this HUGE NEWS isn't specifically about that, but I wonder if they're announcing something that'll revamp their product line.
Like Speer did w/ the bonded full curl or whatever it was almost called after they got people enthused but before they decided not to make em...
Terrible news! The 257, 100 grain Interlock is a superb bullet.