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by rickhem » Fri Apr 12, 2024 7:31 am
I've loaded the 125 TNT for my Garand, and in my dad's Rem 700 (30-06) and in my own (.308). Those bullets produce really good groups in everything that I've tried them in, and the best part is how inexpensive they are. I shot a 10 shot group at 100 yards with my dad's 700 that was well under 1 inch, and used that load to hit 5 straight turkeys and win the pool at a HP Silhouette match too. They were a topic of discussion as being under the radar for accurate bullets going back almost three decades, and apparently that hasn't changed.
I load the 50 TNT in my Rem 700V .223, with a 12 twist, and I've loaded them for my AR Service Rifles with barrels having both 7 and 8 twist rifling, and again, all shot every bit as well as "match" bullets.
I've loaded their 70 TNT in my 6BR and also in my 6mmARC, 8 and 7.5 twist respectively, and both perform very well.
Seat of the pants observation is that they all like being pushed hard, but let your own rifle decide what it likes.
I'm not a benchrest style shooter, and I'm sure you could get tighter groups with custom bullets in those scenarios, but those TNT bullets are hard to ignore if you're looking for an accurate bullet at a good price.
Great reason to not buy them. 
I like their boxes. They make good boxes for storing small items to keep them from getting scattered in a drawer. Good for small fishing lures and hooks and sinkers.I hope to shoot some loads when the wind and rain gets out of here. Three rifles to shoot. Sako 222 Vixen, Remington 700 Varmint 223 and a Tikka 223 Continental Varmint model 595. The Tikka has a shorter throat than the Remington and I would fix it but I loaned out my throat cutting tool and I forget who has it. Everyone have a nice weekend and be safe. bandit1250
