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Lock Stock & Barrel has a Blem Bullet sale going on , check it out http://www.lockstock.com/cart/webcart.cgi?CHANGE=YES&NEXTPAGE=/news/news.html&CODE=1755877 | ||
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I got me 1000 Hornady* 375 caliber 300 gr RN-ENC's on the way. Thanks for the tip. H. C. *LS&B can't say they're Hornady's, but they did submit to some interrogation about bullet construction. | |||
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The part numbers are the same as Hornady's but with an added digit. | |||
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quote:Just like last time. And ya know, the bullets LOOKED an awful lot like Hornadys too. | |||
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For those looking for a good price on Blem bullets, Nosler sells them thru a small shop in their plant in Bend Oregon. Stateside you can order bullets for about 30% less than I have seen them in discount stores. The shop only charges about $5.50 to $6.00 for shipping, regardless of the size of the order and where you live in the USA. If anyone would like me to locate the number, since I live in Oregon, I will be happy to do so and email it to you. | |||
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quote:I, for one, would like for you to locate the number. Thanks, H. C. | |||
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I would also like to have the nosler number. Thanks Raghorn | |||
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Well, Yeah, I want it too! Why not post it here? | |||
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seafire,,I could use some Nosler bullets my self thanks | |||
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Count me in on that also! That would be HUGE. Since I shoot so many of the Blasted Tips. Mike | |||
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All my Noslers are blems from Nosler...I have shot Buffalo and everything with them, never found out why they are blems, a guy at SCI who works for Noslers tells me they are the ones that fall on the floor etc. and that there is nothing wrong with them. | |||
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I was at that Bend store just last week and grabbed some .224 40gr bt and one package of .308 150gr bt. Great prices. They don't always have all the styles available as blems, though. I wanted some of their partition .458 300gr but was S.O.L. [ 06-02-2003, 10:50: Message edited by: badgerrr ] | |||
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Guys, I am going to post this as a separate Topic so it can be found by others instead of trying to remember where you last saw it. But save some for me people. Oh they also sell new bullets thru the store also. Shipping was $5.96 regardless of size of order, at least the last time I ordered something. JChristenson Grants Pass, Oregon USA!! | |||
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WOW!!! I just got 1000 230-gr .45 FMJ rounds for $100!!! This is really a STEAL! And they said they would get them out today - just in time as my new tumbler should be coming today as well...ahh...bliss...haha | |||
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quote:Guys, just thought I'd combine that piece of information with the following mail from my friend in MT - trying out his new Juenke bullet concentricity machine. This machine is supposed to be able to measure the internal "perfection" of bullet - concentricity in form of jacket, core, air "holes" etc etc. I'm trying to avoid being technical, as I don't really know what the various measurement units mean. On the other hand, this is the only device I have ever heard of, which is supposed to be able to foresee concentricity of bullets... quote:Note the issue of dropped bullets... FWIW - mike | |||
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Raamw, Thanks again for the tip. I got 1000 today. The 300 gr 375 caliber RN bullets look pretty good. Matter of fact, they look different from other bullets. They're all yellow and brassy colored, not the usual copper-looking gilding metal color of most bullet jackets. Since they are only $0.11 apiece (shipping included), I'm not going to feel too bad cutting one down the middle to see what the inside looks like. I'm particularly interested in that brassy color. I wonder whether thats the color of the jacket all the way through or whether it is a skin-deep cosmetic thing; maybe so you can tell your solids from your softpoints in a hurry. H. C. Mike, I hope that little marks these bullets have on them are machine-made and not from dropping them on the floor. I never thought about the possibility ruining a bullet by dropping it. It makes sense, though. You can probably slosh a soft lead core around inside a hard jacket so that the center of mass isn't any more at the center of form, even though the external measurements haven't measurably changed. I guess now I'll have to shoot a whole lot of these blems before I trust them individually to not be fliers. [ 06-06-2003, 05:41: Message edited by: HenryC470 ] | |||
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Seafire I would also like the info of that plant in Blend Oregon, thanks for sharing.....Bob | |||
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Bob, Check over here. He started a separate thread. http://www.serveroptions.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=6;t=008776 H. C. | |||
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Henry Thanks,I found it after I made this post. I have not been browsing the reloading section for a while so I'm now just catching up.....Bob | |||
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