6nm 65 grain mystery bullet

[urbanrifleman]

Got these in a trade and they shoot better than anything I've shot. I didn't know what they are. Anyone ?

65 grain

 

[geo.ulrich]

you have a p.m.

 

[varminthunter1]

Bishop 65 gr boattail ugly.
5/9 on a .750" or .790" jacket.
How many you got?

 

[urbanrifleman]

Bishop 65 gr boattail ugly.
5/9 on a .750" or .790" jacket.
How many you got?

You see the bowl. Man do they shoot

 

[geo.ulrich]

they are not a j4 jacket mouth isn't pinch trimmed , I will take a picture of some bishops tomorrow you can see the transition of the radii. if you can pm me where you got bullets from I think I already know....

 

[urbanrifleman]

they are not a j4 jacket mouth isn't pinch trimmed , I will take a picture of some bishops tomorrow you can see the transition of the radii. if you can pm me where you got bullets from I think I already know....

These are my buddies bullets. He got them in a trade. He lives in Virginia

 

[duanepa]

Don Gentner made some 65 BT’s
They were pretty high quality as I recall. I wouldn’t have a clue, but throw this in to the conversation...

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Don Gentner made some 65 BT’s
They were pretty high quality as I recall. I wouldn’t have a clue, but throw this in to the conversation...

bart still does.

 

[urbanrifleman]

OAL is .846
Bearing surface is .310
Bottom of the boat tail diameter is .220. Approximately.

 

[geo.ulrich]

here you go definitely not a bishop see att. bt on Del's bt was/is .058 you can also see where 5 rad. junctions about 3/16 from meplat

 

[geo.ulrich]

I'll go with my original answer see att. but these are on j4's

 

[AckleymanII]

they look like an 7 or 8S ogive design, not fully pointed up. Cut the top off one bullet, see if there is a small indention in the top of the lead column. If there is a small indention in the top of the lead core, then my suspicion is correct. Normally, the knock out pin contacts the top of the point, but if you do not fully point up, you can cut a longer knock out pin and have the pin contact the top of the lead to push the bullet out of the point up die.

I made a butt load of these after I quit shooting benchrest, never sold any. The larger hp was used for two things:

a. they would not go through a coyote, making for a fur friendly
b. they would blow a p. dog and jack rabbit 25-30 yards, and simply
detonate ground squirrels

There is a guy in N. Dakota that is making a bullet similar to this bullet...fur friendly, not blowing up those Silver Belly coyotes in Montana. I do not have his name, friend in Mn was telling me about them.

 

[urbanrifleman]

9

I'll go with my original answer see att. but these are on j4'sView attachment 1109092

So I can get these from you ?

 

[geo.ulrich]

sorry I do not make bullets any longer

 

[hogpatrol]

Another guess, Precision Ballistics.