one of us posted 16 January 2006 22:55
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one of us They are moly coated and have a steel liner inside to aid the partition.
These are listed as Combined Technologies not Combined Technolgy. They also show different Manufacture's codes on the ad. CT are 22.94 normally these are normally $6.49.
Are these Noslers?
As usual just my $.02 Paul K
One of Us On the cutaway I saw of one the partition part was a lot thicker. Looked a lot like an A-frame.
"Science only goes so far then God takes over."
one of us I believe the partition is moved a bit forward of the std Nosler bullets in the CT line.
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new member So are these real CT's or a knock off??
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One of Us I am new to the "moly" stuff, so I have a question - Why do many people AVOID moly coated bullets?
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One of Us quote:
Originally posted by LBGuy: I am new to the "moly" stuff, so I have a question - Why do many people AVOID moly coated bullets?
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