Prvi Partizan .268 Diameter Bullets 123 grain Round Nose Soft Point Bag of 100

I’ve tried these in a Carcano Carbine. They shot ok. But just ok. I know everyone thinks the Carcano has accuracy problems but with the proper ammo they shoot great. Steinel makes .268” 150gr and 162gr lead round nose that shoots exceptionally well in a Carcano. They also have a .266 134gr brass round nose that shoots very well even though it’s on the smaller side. All of my PPU was under size, if it was a true .268 it probably would be more accurate and get a higher rating.

Was pleased to find .268 bullets for my Carcano carbine. Or so I thought. I measured every single bullet in 100ct bag. Every single one measured .2665; round that up to .267. Haven't loaded any yet. Hoping for better than with .264.

These are not 123gr bullets. I weighed every one too. Only 13 weighed between 123.6 and 123.9 gr. 79, that's 79% of a 100 ct bag, weighed between 124.0 and 124.5gr. The remaining eight weighed 124.6-124.7gr.

I'd label these more accurately as .267 124gr

Fired out of a couple 6.5 Carcano carbines with decent accuracy (for Carcanos) compared to .264 dia ppu factory loads. Excited to dial in the charges for better groups.

The bullets look nice and I'm sure would work well in carcanos and arisakas. I bought these with the intentions of trying them in 6.5 Dutch but I'm running into issues seating them with a .264 expander ball that comes with the rcbs 6.5 MS dies. Sizing them to .266 solved my issue

I just received these bullets from Graf and Sons yesterday. They look great, however there is no cannelure. But they all measured between .267 and .268 which is what is important to me. I have a type 38 arisaka rifle re-chambered to 6.5- 257 Roberts. I fired some .264.bullets and they keyholed, so I slugged the bore and found that it measures .268". I will write another review after I try these bullets.

Perfect diameter for my Carcano Calvery rifle. Mics out
at .2600 to .2665. Going to reload them and see how they perform. Thank you Graf & Sons for stocking these at a reasonable price !

I’m happy—have and will buy more!!!

Perfect for my Carcano both rifle and carbine.

Another hard to find correct diameter bullet for the Italian Carcano.

Needed .268 rounds to load for a vetterli and a carcano and found them here for a good price, thank you

These bullets are a must for the 6.5 Carcano. They group way better than the. 264 diameter.

Correct size for carcano group much better than the .264 bullets will be buying more

These bullets are very consistent in diameter and measure the advertised .268”

Properly sized bullets for 6.5 carcano is difficult to find and these worked perfectly to tighten up the group on a well worn carcano of mine. Will buy again

Bought these to reload for an old WWI sporterized Carcano with 0.267 slugged bore. Three shot, 2" group at 50 yards with military iron sights and 62 year old eyes. These bullets loaded great with Lee Pacesetter dies.
Thanks Graf & Sons for helping me get this old dog huntin again.

Perfect for the surplus Carcano's I purchased them for. Tightens up the groups since they are the actual correct size. Only issue I had with the SPRN is that some of the noses were flattened out or deformed. I will be saving these for closer range. Otherwise fantastic products.

My Carcano needs a lot of love and these bullets fit the bill. They caliper out at .267-8".

These are good quality bullet tips, have ordered several times and will again..

Fast shipping and the bullets are great for plinking rounds. I'd also think they would be fine for thin skinned game. Consistent bullet to bullet and priced right. They shoot about 1 MOA from my rifle, which is about the best it's ever done with any bullet.

These bullets work so well in a Carcano, as .264 bullets are not the best for these Milsurps. I have had great results with PPU bullets for Milsurp rifles, and I thank Graf & Sons for meeting all my reloading needs.

The only source for the .268 carcano bullets and a lot better than the. 264 privi factory ammo

Trying to find ammo that would shoot accurately in my Carcano. These bullets filled the bill. My group went from 4 inches at 25yds with a 35% tumble rate with .264 bullets to 1.5 inches with zero tumbling. Still working on THE load but I'm confident that I'll get there.

Privi had the only over sized 6.5 bullets available at the time of my purchase. I bought a few bags for plinking ammo for some Carcanos and a 6.5x53.5R Daudeteau. The soft points were a bit beat up and they mic'ed out a little shy(.266-.267), but they were the only choice. The price wasn't terrible, I'm not shooting competition or going on an expensive hunt with them and they're shooting 2-2.5" at 50 yards with iron sight, so they're good enough.

This is a very handy Bullet, worked up a decent load with IMR4064, These load great in the Carcano and it’s good idea to have some lighter soft points on hand for game and field, especially that are a more suitable diameter for most 6.5 Carcanos. Thank you Grafs for getting these in.

I've been looking for some .268 to try in my old dutch Mannlicher. I can't wait to work up a good load. Thanks Graf.

These .268 bullets work great in my 6.5 Carcano. The .264 bullets I was using before this were undersized for the rifle and not very accurate.

Hard to find bullet...only place to get them, Thank You for stocking them and keeping these old guns happy!!
More orders to follow!

Measured a few at .2665” and they load and shoot great out of my M91 Carcano Cavalry Carbine made in 1900. Will test in my long rifle soon, but the SP’s seem to feed a bit easier than the 139gr spitzers, since they are closer to the original round-nose these were designed for. Will buy more as I have need and they are available. Great price as well, considering their uniqueness. Thank you Grafs for stocking these!

Hard to find Carcano bullets, thanks Grafs! These 123gr bullets are just what I was looking for. Perfect for deer hunting.

Does great in my Carcano

Grab .268 projectiles while you can. These work well in my Calvary carbine as it is more accurate with the lighter grain bullets.