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    2015 Nosler Bullet Wish List

    Please bring back the .338 200gr Ballistic tip. You make it for Winchester, make it for the rest of us.
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    Substituting 150 gr. BT for 150 gr. CTBST in 270 Win.?

    Yes, I also direct substitue the BT vs CTBT's in seveal rifles. Never had an issue with it.
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    Custom Competition vs. Ballistic Tip?

    For targets, CC, and SMK are the way to go. They are designed for accuracy, and cost less then hunting bullets.
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    What should I try next?

    Taylor, when you adjust you powder charge, you are not looking for a specific velocity, you are seeking the best group size. Once you've completed this first step, then you adjust seating depth to further improve group size.
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    7 mm RM 150ctbt and 150 btbt

    I treat the two varities of BT as one and the same bullet.
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    AB corrosion

    WT, you've been given the correct answer twice. Seconds is for cosmetic blems only. This issue WILL AFFECT ACCURACY. (I know I've seen it on paper), and is not a cosmetic blem. If you pick up the phone and call the Noser Proshop they will make it right for you.
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    Too many loads to choose from

    It's a good problem to have. Enjoy it.
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    AB corrosion

    Yes, that's due to the bonding process, and yes, it will effect their performance. Contact the proshop and they will make it right for you.
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    300 Blackout Supersonic Hunting Loads

    BT's will expand just fine at those velocities.
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    New brass?

    My last lot of Winchester brass was very inconsistent on it length. Some was so long they would not chamber properly, so I'd test your 3-4 longest before loading to make sure they will chamber first, if you plan to trim after your first firing.
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    300 WSM Compressed Loads

    I've compressed loads until the cases bulged, and until that point, I've never had any problems with compressed loads.
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    Federal 215 Primers compared to Federal 215M match primers

    In my STW the 215's are hotter then the 215m. In that rifle I only shoot the standard 215s.
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    Best guess 270 win with 130 accubond.......

    Here's what I would load: Win Brass CCI 200 Primer 60.5gr H4831 magazine length I have yet to see a decent .270 Win that will not shoot that load under an inch (with BT's)
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    weight sorting brass?

    Hund, that's a very tight lot of brass you have. No a difference that small will not show in a standard rifle at 200 yards.
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    water capacity of a cartridge?

    technically you are supposed to let them set overnight, but I always say screw that, and just tap them a bit to make sure all the air bubbles are out.
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    Hammer vs. Striker-fired

    That "strength" is also it's greatest weakness.
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    Match Chambers vs. Standard Chambers

    It really depends on who cuts your match chamber. Often it involves a shortened throat, and a tight throat. It's common for a tight necked chamber to require brass where the necks have been turned to a specific thickness.
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    .270 Win and 150 gr. Partitions

    First thing you do is check to make sure your barrel if free floated. Unless you have a pencil thin barrel, so long as it's properly floated three shot should not be a problem. After 3, set iti the rest, shoot 2-3 more groups out of other rifles, then come back to it for another group..... 2...
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    'Best' bullet for the .308 Winchester.

    Bear, let me share a trick with you. When using highly expansive bullets, such as NBT's or Berger VLD, and faced with a long quartering shot/Texas headshot, DON'T AIM FOR THE VITALS. Raise your point of aim a few inches and SHOOT FOR THE SPINE. A spine hit will, at the very least, anchor...
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    .270 Win and 150 gr. Partitions

    I was getting 2950 fps out of my 22" BBL .270 Win. All things considered, yea, it was a pretty rocking load.
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