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Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter


If so, you should have SPS on speed dial so to speak... wink. I'm always amazed at the guys that say they "love" Nosler, but have never heard of SPS. I only buy blemished and seconds from SPS as well. You can buy better bullets (partition vs. Hornady interlock or Sierra gameking) for the same or better prices through SPS...



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Wish SPS would send to Australia. Ballistic tips run about $45 a box here. Partitions $80.
Edit: make that $90 for a box of 180 grain 30 cal partitions. Sheesh!

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Nosler hunting.

Sierra practice.





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For me it really depends on the caliber and what my rifle shoots best. Generally, Nosler, Norma and Barnes all work well for hunting purposes and, pretty much in that order.


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Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter
Just have to be a little smarter when choosing the bullet and load for the game you are after... Pretty simple..


It is simple....DONT USE A SIERRA

Seriously though, not much of a bullet when you have to use caveats.



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I probably hit more elk with a pickup than you have with a rifle.


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Originally Posted by aus
Wish SPS would send to Australia. Ballistic tips run about $45 a box here. Partitions $80.
Edit: make that $90 for a box of 180 grain 30 cal partitions. Sheesh!


That sucks! Is there a good local bullet you can buy?


Originally Posted by shrapnel
I probably hit more elk with a pickup than you have with a rifle.


Originally Posted by JohnBurns
I have yet to see anyone claim Leupold has never had to fix an optic. I know I have sent a few back. 2 MK 6s, a VX-6, and 3 VX-111s.
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Like so many others, I use everything that is available. That way I always have an excuse to go to the range to check out a new bullet or powder or primer, or etc.

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Nosler and Barnes here. Ballistic Tips and Partitions from Nosler are usually 2nds. or overruns. TTSXs from Barnes. Those three do all that needs doing.


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348win 250gr woodleighs exclusivly
356win 250 kodiaks or 200gr win PP
30 06 180 trophy bonded tipped
thats all I hunt with nowadays, have used swift a-frames, hornadys and nosler accubonds with great results over the years also

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My favorite bullets are Nosler seconds.


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I'm mostly a coyote and deer hunter. Favorite brand used to be Hornady but since they've dropped some of my favorite bullets I've been putting more Noslers on the shelf.

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Sierra for most accurate, core-lokt for most game on the ground.

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Sierra 140gr 6.5mm Gamekings and 140gr 7mm Prohunters have given me the best performances on whitetails. No penciled through holes or blow ups that didn't exit.

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Originally Posted by JP_Lucas
Sierra 140gr 6.5mm Gamekings and 140gr 7mm Prohunters have given me the best performances on whitetails. No penciled through holes or blow ups that didn't exit.


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Mine is Sierra, and not for the reasons you may think. When everyone else is loading for zombies; plastic tipping; and trying to perfect monometal, Sierra has left their line relatively unchanged.

There are a ton of people who liked a Nosler this, a Hornady that, or a Speer Deep Something...but those are not made any more.

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Favorite bullet manufacturer? Myself. smile


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Originally Posted by littlecmonkey
Mine is Sierra, and not for the reasons you may think. When everyone else is loading for zombies; plastic tipping; and trying to perfect monometal, Sierra has left their line relatively unchanged.

There are a ton of people who liked a Nosler this, a Hornady that, or a Speer Deep Something...but those are not made any more.


very good point!

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Hornady by a mile.



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Originally Posted by deflave
Hornady by a mile.



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Now if Hornady would just re-replace the forming dies and get the .308", 150 grain flat base Interlock ogive back to the correct shape.

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