62 grain BTHP

[ubet]

Try the 68 grain w/cannelure (2278C) and not the one without (#2278, 22785, 2278B). You can find them all over as bulk purchase.

Like here:

https://www.armorally.com/shop/horna...atch-bulk-oem/

The reason for #2278C vc the non-cannelured ones as they are completely different bullets. One is .917" OAL (2278C) and the other is 981" OAL (2278,22785, 2278B). The shorter one works well in 1-8 or 1-9 twists, the other does not play as well. And it's length is closer to the 62 grain HPBT which was an OAL .862"

That’s a good deal. Thanks


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[MarshallDodge]

I'm guessing we will never see the 62 BTHP for 9 cents each again 😕

[markm]

I'm guessing we will never see the 62 BTHP for 9 cents each again ��

That's for sure. Might come back at $0.25

[308sako]

I'm guessing we will never see the 62 BTHP for 9 cents each again ��

Not so much on current pricing, but rather availability is what I'm going to inquire about at SHOT

[2ndtimer]

Not so much on current pricing, but rather availability is what I'm going to inquire about at SHOT

When I emailed customer service several months ago, they said that the 62 gr BTHP was not currently in production and that they had no plans to resume at this time. I have since noticed that the 62 gr FMJBT has also disappeared from retail outlets. The BTHP is still our favorite bullet, maybe Rocky Mountain Reloading could be persuaded to manufacture something similar. Otherwise, I guess we will just have to go with their 69 gr version.

[308sako]

I certainly hope so as I was, and am disappointed in Hornady for this...