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  1. 07-02-2013, 12:16 PM #1
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    So are people gonna ditch 6.5 now for the .270?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    So are people gonna ditch 6.5 now for the .270?
    That would be like selling a morris 1800 to buy a Lada
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    Re: New Nosler Accubond lineup for Long Range shooting

    I dont think so

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    New Nosler Accubond lineup for Long Range shooting

    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    So are people gonna ditch 6.5 now for the .270?
    Ha Ha. Na!!


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    Good, If they had a 140gr 6.5 would the bc be better?
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    New Nosler Accubond lineup for Long Range shooting

    They do already Toby. The BC's are proven and reasonably accurate.
    The Nosler ones haven't been proven to my knowledge yet.
    The .270 Nosler sounds too good to be true?



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    Long live the "270"
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    New Nosler Accubond lineup for Long Range shooting

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    Long live the "270"
    Just like the animals that have been shot with them!

    Couldn't help it! Ya left it open Ha ha


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    New Nosler Accubond lineup for Long Range shooting

    Quote Originally Posted by sneeze View Post
    That would be like selling a morris 1800 to buy a Lada
    And you drive a Mitsubishi!!! Tsk tsk
    Got that fencing done yet?
    Or has that recliner got an impression of your ass in it and an empty bottle of firewater sitting next to it?



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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    And you drive a Mitsubishi!!! Tsk tsk
    Got that fencing done yet?
    Or has that recliner got an impression of your ass in it and an empty bottle of firewater sitting next to it?
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    Yes I do and Im about to buy another one, im also going to put the march on the 243 to complete the most wothless and over rated package ever.
    3 days of fencing left and then home for good the bottle will will well empty by then.
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    New Nosler Accubond lineup for Long Range shooting

    Ha Ha worthless indeed.
    If ya had a lux you could have traded it for 4 Mitsubishi utes.

    So you will have time for a hunt come April?
    I am going into my Haast block alone for a week. There is a place for you and your worthless kit if ya want.
    Bottles of whiskey will have too be full tho!


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    I hope to have time for hunting the rest of the year, though I will have to get a real job now. Supposed to have been up the Awatere this week but didn't get finished here in time.
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    Someone try the 168grain 7mm projectiles so I know whether I have to change
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    Anyone got their hands on these yet? Heard anything more? I see Steve's Wholesalers are advertising them in the lastest Guns and Hunting.
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