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 Posted: Tue Sep 2nd, 2008 01:47 AM
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Does anyone know if they are still in business? They had some of the highest bc's of any bullet out there. The best I can remember their prices were reasonable for the quality bullets they offered. Their website is down and I cant find any of their bullets anywhere. Anyone know what happened to them?



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 Posted: Tue Sep 2nd, 2008 05:09 PM
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I just did a search & found  information on Shooters Forum about some legal problems Esser Electric(plaintiff) vs Lost River Ballistics in Supreme Court of Idaho 5-15-08 judgement for the plaintiff for labor & materials for electrical work.



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Oh well. I wish someone would take over their work and start building their bullets again.



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They were interesting looking projectiles turned on a lathe.



 Posted: Thu Oct 2nd, 2008 04:11 PM
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Force_Recon_Marine wrote: Oh well. I wish someone would take over their work and start building their bullets again.

 

 

But maybe this time make them accurate? I know that was to much to ask when they were making them. But at a few bucks apiece you can always hope.



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I had never used them but the BC's they claimed were incredible.



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One of my friends is a USMC  Force Recon member  & he favors 180gr Nosler Accubonds because of their bc(I told him  about shooters pro shops nosler blems).Last year in the Arapaho NF  he used one  in his 308 to drop a large cow elk with a neck shot.This  year they bought their CO bull & cow tags on line and loaded more 180gr Accubonds . http://www.shootersproshop.com top of page in the box type in Bulk Bullets & click search them look for 'sale' there are accubonds listed.

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I shoot  those  Nosler 165g BT 2nds in all  my  308's , but  for  accuracy I use  the  168's.

I Hunt  with  them too.

Deer, Elk, No  problems. One  Shot !:thumbs:

A friends Mother lives in  Bend. He stops by the Plant when he goes there. No Shipping.

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I tried to order the 100 gr 25 cal for my STW, but was told they are no longer in business. I went with the Barnes TX which are just as good if your rifle likes them.



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At least with http://www.bivwak.com     it's  a flat rate of $10 to ship. Midwayusa is working to get the same flat rate for shipping.



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