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375 Caliber A-max...might be a possibility. Please read.
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<blockquote data-quote="Kennibear" data-source="post: 899658" data-attributes="member: 51650"><p>HarperC</p><p></p><p>Hornady has posted info on their site stating they are producing the highest demand SKU's as primary and have a second tier production that is rotated between SKU's in less demand. 375 is in this secondary tier. the 300 SpBT Interlock is history. They must have had the 250 GMX in production when the crunch hit and it is what they have stock of. Their production would be targeted for loaded ammo first I'm sure. I have never seen any 250 GMX in stores. They have a PDF list of products that have highlighted SKU's that indicate those products currently suspended but slated for production in the near future.</p><p></p><p>The GMX does not fall into cup and core construction so the production lines are different. In theory monolithic construction should be simpler (fewer steps) so the GMX line may have inherently better availability. Barnes and Nosler both make monolithics (CEB also) that have high BC's compared to conventional cup and core same weight bullets in their line. Barnes is an exception as they are pretty much mono only but they make TTSX and that is a simple but very effective BC enhancement. Monolithic's may have the highest potential for us to move the bullet makers into high BC offerings.</p><p></p><p>KB</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kennibear, post: 899658, member: 51650"] HarperC Hornady has posted info on their site stating they are producing the highest demand SKU's as primary and have a second tier production that is rotated between SKU's in less demand. 375 is in this secondary tier. the 300 SpBT Interlock is history. They must have had the 250 GMX in production when the crunch hit and it is what they have stock of. Their production would be targeted for loaded ammo first I'm sure. I have never seen any 250 GMX in stores. They have a PDF list of products that have highlighted SKU's that indicate those products currently suspended but slated for production in the near future. The GMX does not fall into cup and core construction so the production lines are different. In theory monolithic construction should be simpler (fewer steps) so the GMX line may have inherently better availability. Barnes and Nosler both make monolithics (CEB also) that have high BC's compared to conventional cup and core same weight bullets in their line. Barnes is an exception as they are pretty much mono only but they make TTSX and that is a simple but very effective BC enhancement. Monolithic's may have the highest potential for us to move the bullet makers into high BC offerings. KB [/QUOTE]
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