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Hornaday 162 A Max 7mm bullets.
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BALLISTICJESUS
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A-Max's do not have a alloy tip.
I would go out on a limb and suspect these may be A-Tips. Looking closer at the picture . They may not even be A-Tip's??
I would go out on a limb and suspect these may be A-Tips. Looking closer at the picture . They may not even be A-Tip's??
casey36
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They original ones did. i shot them in an 7mm STW a long time ago. When they first came out. Bought the first ones to hit the shelves at Grice gun shop in Clearfield PA. Most streamlined bullets i ever saw. The three A Max styles through the years below.
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casey36
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casey36
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Search 162 Hornaday a Max mystery on here. They talk about the progression of the bullet.
BALLISTICJESUS
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Learn something every day.
Joel Russo
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I think I was the one that posted that picture years ago. Casey is correct, they are the original A-Max also called National Match. Hornady only made one lot of those, #28401.. Production was ceased because the bullets were tearing up the dies.. that's a direct quote from Hornady.
I have a good bit of these bullets..
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casey36
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Vld seaters would go a long way with these bullets. They shot great for me, I just found another bullet i liked better and stuck with it.
BALLISTICJESUS
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Well, I would like to try them in several 7mm's. Just to do it. Please PM me what you are asking for them.
casey36
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Couple of people ahead of you. If they are still available later, I'll let you know. Thanks.
