Re: New 220 Nosler BT' Range Report... Problems.
Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2018 6:11 am
Nap, thanks for your detailed experience.
Where I live I am limited to AR2205/H4227, AR2207/H4198 and Trail Boss (super-quiet subs) for this calibre. There is some Winchester and Reloader powders available from time to time but the ADI/AM powders are always available and the cheapest in this neck of the woods.
Dellet, lighten-up please.
You and I go way back to when we joined at the same time in 2012. While I spend a lot of time 'listening' on this site with a post count of 198 you do a lot of 'talking' at 4,906. You are actually the fourth highest poster according to the current site stats. I get that this is an important part of your online social identity but please dial-back the display of umbrage because I have decided your ideas are relative to your experience with this bullet. Hey, don't get me wrong, your ideas are always welcome but how I process them is my prerogative. What I am hoping for, as the OP of this thread is for members with actual experience with the Nosler 220BT to chime in or at least some hard data.
Where I live I am limited to AR2205/H4227, AR2207/H4198 and Trail Boss (super-quiet subs) for this calibre. There is some Winchester and Reloader powders available from time to time but the ADI/AM powders are always available and the cheapest in this neck of the woods.
Dellet, lighten-up please.
You and I go way back to when we joined at the same time in 2012. While I spend a lot of time 'listening' on this site with a post count of 198 you do a lot of 'talking' at 4,906. You are actually the fourth highest poster according to the current site stats. I get that this is an important part of your online social identity but please dial-back the display of umbrage because I have decided your ideas are relative to your experience with this bullet. Hey, don't get me wrong, your ideas are always welcome but how I process them is my prerogative. What I am hoping for, as the OP of this thread is for members with actual experience with the Nosler 220BT to chime in or at least some hard data.
