BankWalker from United States, AL Public Profile

This bullet is not fancy. It's not the new hot thing on the market. I'm 51 years old and it's my senior by 25 years. It's been around for a long time. It was leap years ahead of it's time. Are there more accurate bullets on the market? Yes. Are they bullets on the market that will penetrate deeper and retain more bullet weight? Yes. Are there cheaper bullets on the market? Yes. Are they bullets with flatter tragedies on the market? Yes. Are there bullets on the market with better ballistic coefficients? Yes. Are they way overpriced? Yes. Will the price on Nosler Partions eventually come down? Yes, I believe they will. Once the older reloaders, the NP disciples eventually die off, sales will greatly fall off and Nosler will be forced to lower the prices or stop producing the NP all together. I'm not gonna lie to you. I only bought these because they were on sale and I got them for ½ their original price. I only deer hunt and it doesn't take much to kill a deer. I shoot those budget friendly Sierra Tipped Gamechanger bullets. I bought a 500 ct. box for my 270 a couple of months ago for $147 delivered to my front door. I box two 100 ct. boxes for my 7mm magnum. I not a competative shooter. Those combined 700 bullets will last me the rest of my life and then some, lol. I already had a couple of hundred 140 grain NP for my 270. I needed thoses other 2 boxes like I need another hole in my head. Maybe this helped? I'm tired of typing.

I ordered 2 new replacement chokes for my American Tactical Inc. OU 410. I didn't realize that different makes of ATI OUs required different brand choke tubes. Mine requires the choke system that utilizes the Steven's 555. I can't give the tube a fair assessment because I wasn't actually able to test it. When the tubes that actually fits my gun comes back in stock I will purchase them and give the a try.

You can't beat a nice hat for a dollar. I bought 10. Never can have too many hats. Especially when they are a dollar.