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Blemished Bullets?
D@D
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Anyone buy/use blemished bullets? From what I can tell they are just scuffed up. Wish I lived closer to Sierra's factory outlet in Missouri.[}:)][;)]
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Where do ya'll find yours at online? I've only found 2 that will ship them.
Good question...
quote:Originally posted by D@D
Where do ya'll find yours at online? I've only found 2 that will ship them.
Good question...
Shooters Pro Shop = Nosler.....google it. I shoot a lot of them in .257 and 6.5mm
Most of these were 230 grain Jacketed Ball bullets but others were Jacketed Wad Cutter bullets.I would tumble them to clean and then load them the same way as my Match Loads WE called them RESHOOTEMS They worked great and group size was not all that bad Chronograph results were also good to very Good.
Great place to find Nosler seconds. Look at the price of the Dillon's while you're there, pretty good!
quote:Originally posted by wanted man
quote:Originally posted by D@D
Where do ya'll find yours at online? I've only found 2 that will ship them.
Good question...
Shooters Pro Shop = Nosler.....google it. I shoot a lot of them in .257 and 6.5mm
That was 1 of the 2 I already found.[;)][:p] The other is Midway, but there out atm.
Sometimes it's funny to think about why they are blems or seconds. I have some Accubonds that have a cannelure, and some Ballistic tips with white poly tips and Accubonds with red or grey tips. With Sierra it has been mostly cannelures when there should not be. Or, vice versa. Nobody has yet to install the wrong tip on a second from Sierra that I have gotten hold of.