Let's have some fun.........Can you ID this bullet ?

[Ben]

 

[S Mac]

At first I thought RCBS 30-165 Sil, but I see know that it's not. Don't know.

 

[Ben]

Steve,

Close . but no cigar.............

Ben

 

[Longone]

RCBS 200?

 

[Ian]

NOE 311-180-RF for the K-31 Swiss.

My first thought was the Ardito bullet, but that one should have a more bulbous nose and a sharp point.

 

[Ben]

And the mystery continues...............

 

[Brandon]

I'm gonna guess, the rcbs 30-200 sil.

 

[fiver]

the NOE K-31 was similar to the rcbs silh but the front band was tapered further back than this one.
I was gonna say saeco but I think it's an older 7mm lyman.

 

[Ben]

Many have offered good guesses, but we don't have a winner yet ? ?................................

 

[Pistolero]

At least 200 gr, at .30 cal. But the zero step has me stumped.

I guess I need to get out more.

Bill

 

[Ben]

A hint :

The mold is in production and is being sold today by MidWay.

 

[Eutectic]

Ben,

How about Lyman #311679 ??

Pete

 

[waco]

^^^^This is my guess^^^^

 

[Ian]

It's NOT the Ardito bullet (311679), which is the one on the far right in this pic:

 

[Ben]

No cigars just yet .

Ben

 

[Pistolero]

679 has a point, this one does not.
I think RCBS 308-200-SIL looks the closest, but I think somebody already guessed that one.

I have a 165 SIL from them, but not this one. The 165 has a step, more of a bore rider.

Bill

 

[4060MAY]

how about the RCBS 7mm-145- Silhouette bullet

 

[Ben]

Sorry, no one has the correct guess yet .

 

[Ian]

Saeco #073?

 

[Ben]

We have a WINNER !!!!!!!!!!!!
You got it Ian ! !
Yes , it is the SAECO 073 and in several of my 7 mm rifles, it is a nail driver.

Ben