Nosler Custom Competition 264 Caliber, 6.5mm (.264 Diameter) Bullets 140 grain Boat Tail Hollow Point Box of 250

Nosler Custom Competition 264 Caliber, 6.5mm (.264 Diameter) Bullets 140 grain Boat Tail Hollow Point Box of 250

$132.99 Unit price $0.54 per piece
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Nosler Custom Competition 264 Caliber, 6.5mm (.264 Diameter) Bullets 140 grain Boat Tail Hollow Point Box of 250

Nosler Custom Competition 264 Caliber, 6.5mm (.264 Diameter) Bullets 140 grain Boat Tail Hollow Point Box of 250

(SKU:NSL49823)
MPN: 49823
$132.99 Unit price $0.54 per piece
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Nosler® has blended the accuracy of its Custom Competition™ bullet jackets with its own ultra-precise, lead-alloy cores to create the performance standard for match rifle and pistol bullets. The hollow point provides a small meplat for reduced drag and increased aerodynamic efficiency while the pronounced boat-tail design provides efficient flight characteristics over a wide range of velocities.

This is not loaded ammunition.

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WARNING: This product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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Joey Newman
Very accurate

I use this in a 6.5x55 Swede. Only bullet I have ever used for it in 2 years. I have not had a problem with the ogive, I check every round first 10 loads, then check 5th round for remainder. Very consistent. Will definitely buy more. Almost 1 hole groups at 100 yds, 1/2 moa at 300 when I do my part.

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Richard Croft
Easy to load in 6.5x55.

Found a load that shot .5 moa in one session at the range. I will be getting more of these.

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Robert Donley
Accurate but inconsistent ogive

Tried these with 6.5 Creedmore and was able to attain .5 moa with RE-15 or H4350. Getting that accuracy was a bit frustrating though. It seems that the ogive on these bullets vary a lot, making it quite challenging to get a consistent COL. Thankfully I am using Redding micrometer adjust seating dies; I had to seat each bullet part way and then adjust the die for the final push. If you simply set the die and try to seat bullets from one setting you will get as much as +/- .015. In my opinion that is just way too inconsistent. I will not be buying any more.