BTW, the website came up sometime yesterday.
http://www.bridgerbullets.com/

Looks good, but the two "Bullet Accuracy" pictures are the dreaded red 'x' for me.
Just letting you know John.

BMG

BMG,

Try refreshing the page. The targets come up just fine for me.

George

Pictures came up fine for me. They are a good looking bullet.

Refreshing the page doesn't do squat for me, still red X's.

The pics worked for me. I just ordered some 900gr. .620" bullets.

475Guy, here's my last-ditch method of retrieveing pics.
Right-click the "x" and click "properties," down at the bottom.
When the window opens, it should give you a URL that you can highlight and copy/paste into address box, then hit "go."
Strangely enough, when you do this, and let the page load on the pic, then "back" to the page before, the pic shows up where it belongs. Even if not, you should get a look at it by going to the URL.
Good luck.
Anyway, it's just three little holes one on top of another.

The Bridger accuracy pics:

Thanks for the pics. Damn, those are nice tight groups.

HI,


I like them, maybe I will have them make me some 550 grain bullets for my 50-110, Kev

It would be interesting to find out if your 50-110 will feed these things. It would be a helluva thumper.

I plan on using the Bridger 500gr. solid in my .470 Capstick when I go to South America to hunt water buffalo. The first range test is this Friday...

George

George
I ordered a box of the 470 500gr bridgers also. Let me know how they feed in your rifle. My wife is headed to Mexico in may hopes she brings me back something good to drink.
Dean

I used the flat nose solids last year in the 416 Rem and the 375 and they are awsome killers of Buffalo. I shot 5 buffalo with the 416 and some more with the 375...Best solid I have ever used hands down...Fully equal to the GS Customs FN solid and available in the USA....Accuracy in my guns was par excellent...combine them with a Northfork or Woodleigh soft and your in business...

Tonto,

They feed just fine with COAL @ 3.61". However, they are very long-for-weight so I am switching to Re7 instead of using IMR4064. I'll post how they do after I go to the range tomorrow.

George