4xforfun
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I think one has a 1 - 9.35 and the rest are 1 - 10 twist. Not enough.
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Berger vs A-Tip for hunting
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Are you on the "notify me when available" list? They are out there but do not last long.
A couple of friends have had very good success with A-tips but not in .33 cal. Have you considered the OTM?
4xforfun
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Nope...I was hoping that THEY would take charge, but looks like it's on me. I will have to do that. Thanks.
They move the inventory off the shelf as quickly as possible. The longer it stays on the shelf, the less profit margin is realized.
Badlands has 240 and 250 that are 1:10.May not still have the 240 as I got those a while back ,I never really worked a load up but im going try, I have big alder patches where I hunt some, I did shoot a 6by with a 240 threw shoulder and it went few steps but short range.
Longrangers
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Running CEB Lazers in 265 grain with ours
Badlands' owner (George) is on this site as nralifer, he has answered the phone the two times I've called and can help you with which of their bullets to use.
The 300 grain Chinchagas are another option. They are more of a tipped hunting bullet with a BC similar to the 300 grain Matchkings (yet another option and one of my favorite long range hunting bullets).
The 300 grain Chinchagas are another option. They are more of a tipped hunting bullet with a BC similar to the 300 grain Matchkings (yet another option and one of my favorite long range hunting bullets).
This guy has 400. It might be your effort to offer him https://www.longrangehunting.com/threads/lane-precision-338-norma-imp.352532/
Looks like these are Matchkings ran through a pointing die (maybe meplat uniformed first?) and then a nose ring die…? Think I'll call ask ask today. Regardless, I'm gonna have to try some. Thanks for the post!
Sealesniper
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I am a big proponent for the ABLR, but I have hunted with the A Tip for deer. I had no issues with game recovery, but the deer did carry the round off a short ways, but left good blood trails. Accuracy with the A Tip was exceptional, and I still shoot them for varmints.
