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120gr. Nosler FP in 284 Win.
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anybody tried this bullet in the 284 Win.I know it was originally designed for the 7-30 Waters and was wondering about the velocity increase and it's use on deer


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Posts: 32 | Location: Pa. | Registered: 02 October 2004Reply With Quote
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It might or might not do OK at a higher Velocity. Since it was "Designed" to work at 7-30Waters velocities, it seems that would be the proper Velocities to load for.

The 120gr Speer Hot-Cor and 120gr Nosler B-Tips work fine at SAFE MAX 7mm-08 load levels as long as you are not shooting through a row or two of beans.

Is there a particular reason you want to use the 120gr Nosler FP?
 
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No particular reason,just making an inquiry for a friend.Myself ,I prefer the the 120 NBT.Damn good bullet.Thanx.


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Hey 284LUVR, I agree about the 0.284" 120gr Nosler B-Tip being a fine bullet. I've killed a bunch of Deer with it at 7mm-08 velocities and have always gotten Exits.

I wanted to try them shoulder-to-shoulder, but I don't believe that shot ever presented itself.

I did find a lot of Bloodshot meat using them though, so I really prefer a slightly heavier bullet.

Best of luck to your friend and you this Season.
 
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