Whats the best BULK bullet for 30-06?

[lyrikz]

I like to sit at the range and shoot paper for hours at a time. Any recommendations on a bulk bullet for the 30-06. I would still like it some what accurate but it will mostly be used for hittin paper. Hunting rounds will probably just be high end store bought ammo.

 

[lyrikz]

I was thinking of running this.

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/1390295959/winchester-bullets-30-caliber-308-diameter-150-grain-power-point

 

[kingmt]

I like the 147 pulldown stuff. They shoot as good as Nosler in my rifle. They shoot tighter groups backward tho.

 

[lyrikz]

Pulldown? Do you have a link to that? My lymans book is at home so i cant read it while im at work. lol.

 

[kingmt]

hi-techammo.com

 

[Tim the student]

The Hornady FMJs have always been ok to me. Not the greatest in the world of course, but pretty good for FMJ.

 

[mtrmn]

http://www.wideners.com/itemdetail.cfm?item_id=8979&dir=278|281|1081|1161

 

[R.W.Dale]

Go over to Cole distributings website and see if they still have any of the imi reimport bullets left.

I bought a couple k of these CHEAP and they're speer and sierra soft points

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[lyrikz]

Dale, those look good.
Are these the ones you are talking about?
308 165gr Soft Point Boat Tail
#Bullet-03A Size 1000
http://www.coledistributing.com/MM054.ASP?i=&pageno=31&cat=Ammunition+Component's

 

[R.W.Dale]

Yes

They used to have other weights too but supplies have been dwindling since I bought my 125 and 150 grainers.

Id like to get more soon if $$ allows

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[ArchAngelCD]

Widener's have very good prices on bulk bullets. I buy from them often.

 

[DaveInFloweryBranchGA]

http://www.wideners.com/itemdetail.cfm?item_id=8441&dir=278|281|1081|1161

These are Privi Partisan bullets and if you have a 1 in 10 twist, they shoot great, better than GI surplus. Very well made bullets.

 

[BBDartCA]

Look around on Gun Broker for M80 147g or M2 150g USGI pulled bullets. Its not too difficult to find for 14 cents a round. I prefer the m2 to the m80s (better neck tension, more accurate in my experience) but the M80 are much more common. If you are doing high volume shooting I suggest sticking with 150g - it will not beat up your bolt, barrel or shoulder as much as the 165g and heavier.