Could some one please post a link to known bullet manufactures for it, Lost the last one ya'll supplied.

I think Hawk bullets will make some for you.
I would probably go with the .030jkt, but when you call them they can give you their choice.

I have used them on game in my 9,3x74R and my 450/400.

www.hawkbullets.com

Thanks Tony,,

Dave I have taken deer and several pigs with a 300gr Hawk with the .025jkt in my 450/400 at @2300fps.
Nothing has taken a single step.

I killed one hog in a full run with a 400gr .035 Hawk at @2150fps. When he was hit his nose hit the ground and he skidded to a halt.

In my 9,3z74R with a 285gr Hawk with the .035jkt at @2250fps I have taken several deer, several impala and baboon, and several pigs. Only one pig has moved after being hit, he ran about 20feet.

The bullets I have recovered have a large mushroom. I have recovered some from a pig and one from a deer hit facing me.

Penetration has been perfect.

I would think in the 33 Win the Hawk would be about perfect.

You might want to ask him about putting a cannalure on the bullet for a lever action.

This is waht Hawk is listing now.

http://www.hawkbullets.com/Pricelist.htm

Flat Points
180 grains x .030 FP.........$32.00
200 grains x .030 FP.........$33.50
215 grains x .030 FP.........$35.00 c3

The .33 WCF is mild enough that cast bullets would be excellent, as good as jacketed, actually, and could be loaded to at least 2200 FPS.

Love cast, and have been shooting them for awhile now as I have shot up all of the last Hornadays I had.

Check Hawks site and am going to see if they can do a run of the 210/215 or even the 250 flat point they offer for the 338win in at lest a .35 jacket