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Create a channel Learn moreI’ll still take it. It looks better than many an ELD I’ve seen.tip on the right looks like a 77TMK second/reject
Paul says he prefers red tips…Let's ask Paul Lynde in the center square...
Mike
I assumed that ABC was selling the SMK rejects / seconds but would be curious to know how "bad" they are for Sierra to offload them to ABC for sale.
Creedmoor claims that these bullets "are all first run bullets, with no blems or seconds."
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They don't need your business anyways .Ah I see they are now offering their seconds and first run bullets too, supposedly, color me sceptical for now.
Maybe irrelevant here, but we used to get free 223 - 55 gr Sierra Blitzkings from an ammo maker, came in 3000 ct boxes. Every box had close to 10 with tips bent like the nose of the Concorde plane, and I saved them.If you look at the tip to bullet body interface closely, the fit of the right hand one kinda sucks. May shoot ok…dunno. But that fit doesn’t impress.
I’m say Sierra on the left for that reason.
Damn that bullet on the left is a dead ringer for the Sierra's I have on hand. The translucence of the tip and the vertical lines in the jacket ahead of the ogive.The bullet on the left is from Creedmoor/American Bullet Company. The bullet on the right is from Sierra.
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