Still 18 boxes left in stock as of now.Originally Posted by medvedqc
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Still 18 boxes left in stock as of now.
I just wish they were easier to find in the UK. Shoots relatively flat and hits hard!
hope you kept some for you as well Anthony. i should be good for a while with 5 boxes ...
Yes I did.
In fact I am heading up for a muskox hunt this weekend and will be using these bullets in my 9.3x57
I'm not trying to be a smart-ass, but if you sold 12 boxes in a couple days, why just order in 5 days worth of stock from the manufacturer (nosler)?
edit (the site says 17 boxes left now) March 7
it will depend on how many nosler was willing to give to the Canucks .... they produced in october 2017 and we never seen a dime of that production ...
What do you like this bullet best for. I have been shooting the 286 partitions. And the Hydrostatic Stabilized 286s.
One minor point is that Tradex site often won't return a result for minor variations in search term. So 9.3 gets you most bullets, but some come up only when I search 9.3mm. Noslers are among the latter.
you have the perfect combo and proved it more than once.Yes I did.
In fact I am heading up for a muskox hunt this weekend and will be using these bullets in my 9.3x57
Deer/elk/moose mostly. More of a bush gun, the 286's I have, have been fine, but a bit slow from the factory for my preference.
Likewise find the 285s a little slow and I wouldn't want to try much of a long shot with them (They do hit beautifully though!)
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