Recent content by breezybullet

My dad built a 220 grain hollow pint for the 30-378 and that bastard shot like a laser in my opinion if I was going to get a 30-378 I would like something with a minimum of a 30 inch barrel I remember if it was a little dark out and he shot flames would come out the end of the barrel for 10 feet...

22 cal we sell in the 52 grain flat base BC is 232 for those

Ok and my question to you is what the hell are you doing in a long range shooting forum searching for subsonic ammunition.....?

Does anybody have a 17-223 ackley barrel for a thompson center contender that they would be willing to part with?

Oh well I guess I'm sure over the years there have been better things made. I was just curious to see if there were any around. Just got a foxpro and added a couple other hand calls to my collection but I will keep my eyes open and If i do find out who produces them I will post a new thread.

30-378 weatherby hands down the best long range .308 cal

Well I searched the internet and found an article where a guy was looking for some and he said there was a company that took over the production on the howler but I couldn't find a name. They say that anything Bill Austin made put every other call to shame but it seems like we might have better...

Would like to know if anybody is still designing bill austins calls? I hear they are great calls I just can't find any!

The .308 and the .224 will not expand at velocities of 1050 fps. The only busters that will expand at that velocity are the handgun bullets because they are built with prescored jackets. But now that you did bring up the topic of subsonic ammunition I'm glad to see your interested in it I would...

The briese buster is a match grade controlled disintegrator and is made in .224 .243 and .308 calibers and yes it is a long range hard hittin mother you shoot a coyote with one of these bad boys he ain't runnin away. It was designed to be used as a hostage rescue bullet for the FBI and it was...

Anybody ever heard of the briese buster? A bullet designed and manufactured by torrey briese in tappen nd. Well I'm glad to say that torrey is planning on making a comeback I'm his son and we are gonna get the business back into production. If you want more information just email me at...