Unidentified bullets?

[hlee]

A while back I bought a pack of "factory overrun" or some other nonsense from MidSouth Shooters Supply. They are 125 gr, hollow point, 308 diameter, moly coated, solid copper bullets. The package only 247-P300SCHP 250 Below is a picture. Any ideas on the manufacturer? If they shoot well out of my 300BO, I'd like to pick up a bunch more. My google-fu is weak today... Thanks.

 

[spife7980]

The part number is a midsouth bulk bullet number.

I dont see them in stock anymore though. searching 247- brings up their 9mm, 45 and 50 cal pistol bullets among the results however I dont see any for rifle bullets any longer.
https://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/b/midsouth-bulk-bullets this link will let you go between pistol and rifle, you can see the pistols are there, rifles are all the tipped blems.

Not sure who actually makes them originally...

 

[clcustom1911]

The part number is a midsouth bulk bullet number.

I dont see them in stock anymore though. searching 247- brings up their 9mm, 45 and 50 cal pistol bullets among the results however I dont see any for rifle bullets any longer.
https://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/b/midsouth-bulk-bullets this link will let you go between pistol and rifle, you can see the pistols are there, rifles are all the tipped blems.

Not sure who actually makes them originally...

Exactly. That's from MidSouth. Give them a call.

 

[MarinePMI]

Ummm...how many people make a solid copper 125gr bullet?

 

[spife7980]

Ummm...how many people make a solid copper 125gr bullet?

And the more specific question is who does so that doesnt also have a tip in it as well as that cannelure.

 

[MarinePMI]

They could have been sold without the tips, but usually have them when not blems/overruns (they've done that in the past).

BTW, it looks like a moly coated SOST bullet to me (Yeah, I know, they're typically 130gr).

More likely though, it's probably a Hornady 125gr GMX (without the tip)...