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nozler 168gr BT
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Re: nozler 168gr BT
I am not sure what you are asking here ? The 168 gr Nosler BT is a bullet and thus does not have a Cartridge Overall Length in and of itself . Are you looking for the length that a cartridge should be when loaded with the 168 gr Nosler BT ?
I am not sure what you are asking here ? The 168 gr Nosler BT is a bullet and thus does not have a Cartridge Overall Length in and of itself . Are you looking for the length that a cartridge should be when loaded with the 168 gr Nosler BT ?
Re: nozler 168gr BT
I just switch over to the 168 noslers from the 168 sierras and COAL is on average 2.825. It is seated .010 away from the lands of my barrel. If i do remember correctly the sierras would be about .010 shorter COAL with my barrel.
I just switch over to the 168 noslers from the 168 sierras and COAL is on average 2.825. It is seated .010 away from the lands of my barrel. If i do remember correctly the sierras would be about .010 shorter COAL with my barrel.
Re: nozler 168gr BT
My manual says 2.750 . If you have the tooling you could measure how far it is to the lands and then back it off .005 . Depending on your rifle that may be longer than you can load into the magazine . If thats the case then load them as long as you can and still stuff them in the magazine . they are fairly tolerant to jumping to the lands but the closer you can get them the better .
My manual says 2.750 . If you have the tooling you could measure how far it is to the lands and then back it off .005 . Depending on your rifle that may be longer than you can load into the magazine . If thats the case then load them as long as you can and still stuff them in the magazine . they are fairly tolerant to jumping to the lands but the closer you can get them the better .
