Mosin-Marauder
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I might have to give those a try. I bet those would do nicely in the K-31, for less than a SMK, I'd have to buy them up fast!
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Sierra Match 308 175gr Replacement
- Thread starter RC20
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From the picture they are not the same as the Wideners product, as the base is solid and when you click to enlarge the photo you can make out one hollow point on the right side of the image. M118 comes in more than one flavor: M118SB (for Special Ball) and M118 Match, both of which used the 174.5 grain FMJ, and M118LR (for Long Range) which uses the 175 grain SMK. So the RMR product is meant to duplicate the SMK.
Marco Califo
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Wideners product description identify this bullet as the M118 FMJ made by the manufacturer of the military M118 FMJ.
The RM bullet is OT (not FMJ). The RM photo shows the OT if you look very closely. I did not see it at first. So they are two different M118 bullets.
The RM bullet is OT (not FMJ). The RM photo shows the OT if you look very closely. I did not see it at first. So they are two different M118 bullets.
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Try looking through the "Overruns" and the "Blemished" sections at Nosler's Shooters Pro Shop.... they can have some outstanding deals.
http://www.shootersproshop.com/
http://www.shootersproshop.com/
So, if I was using 168 Grain SMKs in a K-31, would I get about the same results with a 168 Hornady BTHP? At 100 and 200 yards?
(Sorry for interrupting your thread, RC20)
No worries, all part of the discussion.
I would be interested in how accurate the Widners are