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[gunsdora]

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[LUTNIT]

Henry at Budget Shooter Supply does but unfortunately he just went on summer vacation so is closed for a few weeks.

 

[gunsdora]

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[sunray]

Speer, Hornady, Sierra and most other bullet manufacturers make a 110 grain .308" bullet. IMR4227 is your friend. A Speer 110 grain HP blows a grape fruit sized hole in a ground hog.
If you're looking specifically for Berry's, remember they are plated. Plated bullets are NOT jacketed. They use cast bullet data and can't be driven as fast as a jacketed bullet.

 

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[fingers284]

Sierra Pro- Hunter .308 dia 110 gr RNSP stock ID Carbine 2100.

I use them on deer, function thru my carbine flawlessly and shoot consistent 1" groups (thru one of Tradex 19" barrels).

 

[FirearmsEnthusiast]

SFRC has lots of 110gr .308 Hornady #3017 projectiles on their website - listed in my load data book for the .30 M1 Carbine. I just picked up a carbine but have not started reloading for this calibre yet. They also have S&B factory ammo for the carbine.

Link for projectiles:
http://www.theammosource.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=15_19_169&products_id=5218

So if it doesn't have to be Berry's, this may be an alternative. I plan to zip up to SFRC (local to me) and pick some up for when I begin to support this calibre.

Hope this helps...
Peter

 

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[fingers284]

The plated bullets will be considerably less expensive for plinking than these Sierra's are but for a small bunch for a specific usage, and if you want to "hunt" your carbine, they work very good for me. 100 yrds is about my limit for deer with my carbine and I haven't had a "failure" yet

 

[stevebc]

Try Custom Reloading Services, I got a box from them recently.