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lead-free 32gr noslers
Posted: Wed May 04, 2011 11:41 am
by richness
Hi guys
Has anyone tried the 32gr Nosler lead-free bullets alongside the lead ones? I'd be very interested to know how they went.....
Many thanks for any input, Richard Utting
Re: lead-free 32gr noslers
Posted: Wed May 04, 2011 12:52 pm
by Rick in Oregon
I've use them in both .204" and .224" and can't tell any difference from the lead-core BT's. Ground squirrels, magpies, rock chucks don't seem to know the difference either.
Accuracy is just as good, really can't tell any difference and use the exact same load data to boot.
Re: lead-free 32gr noslers
Posted: Wed May 04, 2011 1:07 pm
by Bill K
Glad to hear that RIO, as I have some coming in 204 and was wondering about them myself, but ordered some to try.. So now I will see how they work for me. Your info is timely.. BIll K
Re: lead-free 32gr noslers
Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 7:58 pm
by scratch1
I just ran a 100 rounds through my Remington 700 SPS at squirrels in Northern Calif. this past weekend and they worked as well if not a little better upon impact,lots of parts flying through the air,dynamic expansion!
scratch1
Re: lead-free 32gr noslers
Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 8:31 pm
by Sidewinderwa
Are you afraid skippy may die of lead poisoning?? Just kidding, I know kalifornicator requires lead free. Just glad we don't have to shoot lead free here. I think I am getting more anti-establishment as I age.
Re: lead-free 32gr noslers
Posted: Tue May 17, 2011 11:26 am
by Bill K
Sidewinderwa wrote:Are you afraid skippy may die of lead poisoning?? Just kidding, I know kalifornicator requires lead free. Just glad we don't have to shoot lead free here. I think I am getting more anti-establishment as I age.
Kalifornia only requires lead free bullets, in certain areas. i.e Condor zone.. Dumb, but that is the way it is.. Bill K
