Hornady Bullets are the best.
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- Jul 29, 2014
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Nosler ELD-X
The best for what?
And since this thread is in Recreational Shooting rather than Reloading, you're referring to bullets, or loaded cartridges?
And since this thread is in Recreational Shooting rather than Reloading, you're referring to bullets, or loaded cartridges?
- Jul 29, 2014
- 49,963
I took "bullets" to mean bullets.
We all know these things are all relative.
More pot stirring. Seems we can't have a day without it anymore.
I took "bullets" to mean bullets.
We all know these things are all relative.
More pot stirring. Seems we can't have a day without it anymore.
Wasn't sure what it meant.
Then found out it's about best for "making holes".
And with that, we can now return to our regularly scheduled programming.
I took "bullets" to mean bullets.
We all know these things are all relative.
More pot stirring. Seems we can't have a day without it anymore.
Stirring the pot is educational and enlightening. Someone out there has conducted ammo tests that may be beneficial to the young and old, however, there are those who are self proclaimed experts that may have all the answers.
Blacksmith101
Grumpy Old Man
- Jun 22, 2012
- 22,252
Lapua are better.
http://www.lapua.com/en/reloading-components/bullets.html
http://www.lapua.com/en/reloading-components/bullets.html
best for making clean round circular holes? torn ragged holes? large deep holes? there a lot a holes in this world...
Screwtop.243
Ouch...that thing kicks
For the money, I would say they are pretty darn good in my 6.5 (123 grain SST). Bergers are better if you want to pay for them, and I've just started testing with Accubonds.
I only know of one hole that really matters.
Park ranger
Ultimate Member
- Dec 6, 2015
- 2,325
Yup they're the best alright, for fireforming brass.
