Clem Bronkoski
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Nosler.com has .308" 200 gr RDF bullets on sale at $55.73 per 100. That's a great price.
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std7mag
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I'll have to take your word for it!
If I bought some, I wouldn't have anything to load them in.
Almost all my rifles are either 25 caliber or 7mm.
I an very interested in Nosler's RDF line. I bought some but haven't loaded them.
Anyone have?
Are the published BC correct?
Anyone have?
Are the published BC correct?
I've played with the 6.5 140 grain some. As other users have pointed out, these are strictly target bullets. They seem to fly well and are repeatable at the range.
In gel blocks and reports on game, they re not good for that.
In gel blocks and reports on game, they re not good for that.
I started using them several years ago when they were cheaper than Bergers and love them for F-class and P.R.S and gophers. B.C seems spot on but now the price is right up there with other manufacturers. I stocked up when they were a lot cheaper
std7mag
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I got some of the 70gr RDF for 223 Rem.
They did ok for short range Benchrest.
Going to be trying them, Berger and Sierra MK & TMK for F-CLASS this year.
I wasn't overly impressed with them in .338 lm. But that's a great price for sure Clem!
I just finished installing a 9 twist Pac-Nor on my Vanguard.
I am so hoping that the G7 BC of the 70g RDF really is .211 that makes it the "best" that will stabilize in a 9t.
I shot F-Class once in California. I liked it bug moved. Now my local range is more about steel, PRS, NRL22 and King of ... type stuff.
