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308 220gr Hornady Interlock RN NEW - 250ct - American Reloading
NEW Hornady Interlock RN Great for 30-30
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Thanks for the heads up I think, I bought 5 of them. Not sure I really needed them but it is a great deal. I now can start a war I may have more .308 projectiles than some small countries after all the Norma Tipstrike bullets I bought from the Raven Rock website this past month.I guy at work bought a bunch of these for subsonic 300BO. I ordered some this morning because it’s hard finding reasonable priced components. $54 tyd for 250 bullets , I’m in.308 220gr Hornady Interlock RN NEW - 250ct - American Reloading
NEW Hornady Interlock RN Great for 30-30
This is also cheap for new brass $66 for a 1000 after the extra 15% off. Sig Sauer brass
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9mm Luger NEW SIG Unprimed Brass - 1000ct - American Reloading
New Unprimed Brass Blemished *All casings should be resized prior to loading
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Guy Miner
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It looks like the good old 220 RNSP Hornady that's long been used in the 30-06 and 300 magnums. I wonder if the 30-30 or the 300 BO produce enough velocity for it to open up on game?I guy at work bought a bunch of these for subsonic 300BO. I ordered some this morning because it’s hard finding reasonable priced components. $54 tyd for 250 bullets , I’m in.308 220gr Hornady Interlock RN NEW - 250ct - American Reloading
NEW Hornady Interlock RN Great for 30-30
It's a fine bullet for the 30-06 and 300 magnums for sure.
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I looked at the bullets rated Mv is 1600-3100.
So next I looked for 300BO recipes for that bullet… and they don’t have them. Instead they had 2 225 grain bullets - both target bullets…
Does that imply the 220 gn RN. #3090 rated Mv 1600-3100 and the only Hornady 308 rated for Dangerous Game….might not feed up the ramp on the AR platform?
I’ve loaded the SPH in 220 on a 300WSM for my son’s bear hunt. Worked great!
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RL338
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Doing a little online research shows a lot of people doing sub sonic 300BO with this bullet. I can’t imagine a whole lot of expansion at those speeds , just a big heavy torpedo.
Guy Miner
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If that is the good old 220 gr RNSP Hornady... At that price, it's a bargain!
My order came in today, the Hornady round nose bullets come in a small box 250 count so no Hornady Box they must of gotten a bulk loose bullet deal and package themselves into 250 count.
The Sig Sauer factory second brass looks like regular brass to me. I would have to take measurements and weigh them to maybe see why they are considered seconds but don't have any regular Sig brass to compare to otherwise at $6.6 cents per case for new was hard to beat that is used clean brass prices and you get mixed manufacturing instead of one manufacturer .
The Sig Sauer factory second brass looks like regular brass to me. I would have to take measurements and weigh them to maybe see why they are considered seconds but don't have any regular Sig brass to compare to otherwise at $6.6 cents per case for new was hard to beat that is used clean brass prices and you get mixed manufacturing instead of one manufacturer .
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RL338
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I received mine also. The bullets I got do have light pull marks. Doesn’t matter at the price I paid.
You are right I just looked at one close under light and can see some very small indentations plus the bullet that was below the case has the markings. So they were pulled not new, explains the bulk package but no big deal these are 220 grain bullets not a lightweight match bullet you are trying to shoot at 500 plus yards it won't matter one bit and one of the cheapest hunting bullet you can find for that weight class.
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You might find some errors in American Reloading's comments below the product they list.These 220gr bullets say great for 30-30.Probably should have been 30-06 instead.When was the last time you heard of 220gr 30-30's?30-06,but not 30-30 right?I saw about the same thing on their comments.Saw this in the comments below their MP 625 Powder(Similar to Hunter).Who shoots a 140gr bullet in a 243 Winchester? 7-08 maybe? They do have great product at great prices but I'd take the products for what they are and be cautious about their comments.
243 Win Reference Data
Case – Sellier & Bellot
Projectile – 140gr Sierra MatchKing
Charge – 44gr
Velocity – 2710 f/s
243 Win Reference Data
Case – Sellier & Bellot
Projectile – 140gr Sierra MatchKing
Charge – 44gr
Velocity – 2710 f/s
If you want another deal Raven Rocks has the Tipstrikes on sale this week .308 diameter only for $19.95. So a 170 grain bullet like a Ballistic tip for under $.20 a bullet. Even if you only want to target shoot with them at certain ranges they shoot great because it has a flat base don't try 1000 competition shots they have worked well for me on deer and would likely do some hog damage as well.
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I just looked at Norma website they are pretty much completely out of stock of components. I think RR must of bought up all their stock and now is selling a cheap prices since he has a large stock of certain components. Looks like he has over 700 boxes of the .308 Tipstrikes and is wanting to move the inventory.
Norma TipStrike 30 Cal (.308) 170gr - 100 ct box
Norma TipStrike 30 Cal (.308) 170gr
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I just looked at Norma website they are pretty much completely out of stock of components. I think RR must of bought up all their stock and now is selling a cheap prices since he has a large stock of certain components. Looks like he has over 700 boxes of the .308 Tipstrikes and is wanting to move the inventory.
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RL338
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There are some deals that pop on Raven
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That is a steal! Even if you just plink steel with the subsonics.
