Some 375 bullets

[Ray B]

 

[Ray B]

Can you name them?

 

[sestoppelman]

Most of them.. Silvertips, Power Point, Barnes X and TSX. Sierra's 2 hunt and one match. Nosler Part and Accubond, Trophy Bonded. North Fork. Not sure about a couple of them. How's I do?

 

[Wyatt Smith]

Swift A frame next to that nosler partition

 

[PHOENIX PHIL]

Most of them.. Silvertips, Power Point, Barnes X and TSX. Sierra's 2 hunt and one match. Nosler Part and Accubond, Trophy Bonded. North Fork. Not sure about a couple of them. How's I do?

Maybe some GS Customs mixed in there too.

 

[Ray B]

 

[Ray B]

ANSWERS to the first five:
1. Barnes X, TSX, X, TSX
2. 2 Jensens, 2 HTs
3. North Fork, Nosler Partition, Swift A-Frame
4. 3 Sierras
5. WW 2 SilverTips, Power Point

and answers to the added two:

1. Bitterroot Bonded Core, Trophy Bonded, Speer Grand Slam
2. 2 Blue Mountains, Elkhorn.

Some like the Sierras & WWs were easy. How many recognized the Jensens or HTs?

 

[sestoppelman]

Not me.

 

[Wyatt Smith]

Me neither

 

[Major Khan]

I recognize those beautiful Winchester Western Silvertip soft point bullets any day . Back during my career in the 1960s , most soft point cartridges had a tendency to deform inside the magazines of bolt rifles due to recoil , and in turn would cause a failure to feed .
The Winchester Silvertip soft point bullets , with their aluminum tips were guaranteed never to deform inside rifle magazines . And true enough , l never did see even 1 deform in my 10 year career.
They were brutally effective on panthers and royal Bengal tigers . The .375 Holland & Holland magnum calibre 300 grain Silvertip soft point bullets were a gem for broadside double lung shots on gaur bison .