Probably a Trivial Question, but...

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...I'm going to ask it anyway.

I recently bought a mixed lot of bullets from American Reloading. Different configurations of 55 and 62 grain bullets. As I was sorting the bullets, I ended up with two piles of 62 grain bullets that looked identical except for the fact that stamped into the base of one pile was the letter "T". Anyone know what that means?
 
I don't know what it means but I bought a thousand mixed premium 223 projectiles from American Reloading at least a year ago and found some myself. I had forgotten about it but your post reminded me of it.
I sent them downrange with the others if I've not they are loaded as I put them with the others sorted by size and weight.
Maybe your post will shed light and wisdom on the subject, Thanks for posting about it.
 
I believer the T is for trophy bonded, ive got some 7mms like that....course that could well be wrong....
 
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