yodogsandman
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I've been wanting that design in a .314" band size and .301" nose for awhile now. Keep playing with the buttons over at Accurate...then emptying my cart.
My bullets have flashing....
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RBHarter
West Central AR
It is an NOE shelf design . I don't know who the draftsman is but I'm sold on the design . It matches everything I can get out of a jacketed 130 gr bullet except the last 150 fps in my alloy which does all of the improbable cast bullet stuff with minimal trade offs . It should be a fine meat maker .
Back to the thread at hand .
Back to the thread at hand .
fiver
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huh looks more like the lube groove version of the 165-A for the 308
http://accuratemolds.com/bullet_detail.php?bullet=31-165B-D.png
http://accuratemolds.com/bullet_detail.php?bullet=31-165B-D.png
yodogsandman
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Was looking for more weight. The NOE 311-188, 30 Hunter is too small, this is the Accurate mold I've been looking at...
http://accuratemolds.com/bullet_detail.php?bullet=31-188G-D.png
http://accuratemolds.com/bullet_detail.php?bullet=31-188G-D.png
Ian
Notorious member
Hmm, that one sure looks familiar!
Yodog, if you want some samples I can make some for you. I got excited and shot most of the ones I had cast up and aged, it works really well in my .308s. Only condition on my sending you some is you can't enter my HV challenge and shoot against me with my own bullets....
yodogsandman
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Thanks for the offer Ian but, I'll probably hit that button before you could get them cast up. My only hang up is aluminum or steel?
This barrel is too short for any HV challenge at only 16 1/2". Going to have to build a new rifle for that. Think I have a 30", 220 Swift barrel over there in the corner...
This barrel is too short for any HV challenge at only 16 1/2". Going to have to build a new rifle for that. Think I have a 30", 220 Swift barrel over there in the corner...
Rally Hess
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Ian,
If the hole in the bullet is causing the excess slump, why not fill it with a similar sized dowel in a high tech plastic? It would probably be a pain to put them in in any quantity, but give you an idea if it could help with the baffle strikes.
If the hole in the bullet is causing the excess slump, why not fill it with a similar sized dowel in a high tech plastic? It would probably be a pain to put them in in any quantity, but give you an idea if it could help with the baffle strikes.