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| El, I don't have any 125 grain partitions but I do have some older Sierra 125 grain spitzers.
Let me know if you need a few.
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| quote: Originally posted by RCG:
El, I don't have any 125 grain partitions but I do have some older Sierra 125 grain spitzers.
Let me know if you need a few.
Regards,
RCG
Well, I appreciate the offer, but then we would need to find some older 200 gr sierra's! The test really should be the same bullet if that makes sense. |
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| No problem. Good luck with the project. If you tried that type of bullet project in Illinois, you all would probably end up in jail on terrorism charges! |
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| quote: Originally posted by RCG:
No problem. Good luck with the project. If you tried that type of bullet project in Illinois, you all would probably end up in jail on terrorism charges!
Thank God for private Lutheran schools!  |
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| The lightest 30 cal Nosler Partition listed now is a 150 grain, and they go all the way up to 200 grain. Did Nosler ever make a 125 or 130 grain 30 cal Partition? I'm not aware of it if they did. |
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| quote: Originally posted by relics6165:
The lightest 30 cal Nosler Partition listed now is a 150 grain, and they go all the way up to 200 grain. Did Nosler ever make a 125 or 130 grain 30 cal Partition? I'm not aware of it if they did.
It was listed in their reloading manual, so I assumed they did. |
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| quote: Originally posted by relics6165:
The lightest 30 cal Nosler Partition listed now is a 150 grain, and they go all the way up to 200 grain. Did Nosler ever make a 125 or 130 grain 30 cal Partition? I'm not aware of it if they did.
You are correct. I misread the book. 125 is an accubond. |
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