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  • Grendelshooter
    Warrior
    • Jun 2017
    • 214

    Bulk bullets?

  • Bigs28
    Chieftain
    • Feb 2016
    • 1786

    #2
    Start calling them direct.

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    • Bfglowkee
      Warrior
      • Jan 2019
      • 138

      #3
      Direct would/should net you the best price for that amount of product. Mid south May also work with you on their match monsters that they contract out to Nosler. Decent company to work with and might warrant a call.

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      • lazyengineer
        Chieftain
        • Feb 2019
        • 1353

        #4
        Right now the market is pretty overpriced on 6.5mm dia bullets. Apparently the TNT 90's used to be 12 cents. Today, they're closer to 22 cents. Getting better quality heavy bullets only gets a lot more expensive from there.

        The Nosler Factory Seconds right now looks like best economical bulk path.
        4x P100

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        • VASCAR2
          Chieftain
          • Mar 2011
          • 6334

          #5
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          • Labrat198
            Warrior
            • Nov 2018
            • 137

            #6
            Might be a dumb question, but I have been looking at several different websites and found "Blems", "Factory Seconds" and now "Over Run". So my question is, are "Factory Seconds" and "Over Run" the same thing?

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            • lazyengineer
              Chieftain
              • Feb 2019
              • 1353

              #7
              Originally posted by Labrat198 View Post
              Might be a dumb question, but I have been looking at several different websites and found "Blems", "Factory Seconds" and now "Over Run". So my question is, are "Factory Seconds" and "Over Run" the same thing?

              I don't think so. Over run implies over stocked but otherwise good bullets. Factory seconds means not as good as first run bullets
              4x P100

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              • Harpoon1
                Chieftain
                • Dec 2017
                • 1125

                #8
                Think “over run” is just another way of saying “unpopular”, “not selling”! IMO.

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                • VASCAR2
                  Chieftain
                  • Mar 2011
                  • 6334

                  #9
                  Many times bullet manufactures dedicate production time to a particular product and if inventory exceeds actual orders the company might discount them to retailers or in the case of Nosler sell them at their own outlet. These bullets would be classified as overruns and are usually top tier in spec bullets.

                  Blems might have cosmetic differences or slight imperfections which are culled out of the production runs. Sierra test every batch of bullets and if they don’t meet expectations they are either sold as seconds or scrapped. I’ve shot a lot of Sierra Factory seconds and they have peformed good considering their price. I’ve seen where Midway has sold what appear to be Hornady bullets at bulk prices. Sometime the plastic tip are a different color than Hornady marketed bullets.

                  I prefer the Nosler over runs to blems if they are available.

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                  • Grendelshooter
                    Warrior
                    • Jun 2017
                    • 214

                    #10
                    I actually hadnt considered ordering 10000 at once but I will inquire to Nosler about it.
                    I’ll probably pick
                    Them up here and there in 1000 piece lots.

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                    • Labrat198
                      Warrior
                      • Nov 2018
                      • 137

                      #11
                      Ok, that make sense. I like Blems and Factory seconds in my handgun reloads for range time, but have shied away from them for my rifle reloads. Sounds like the Over runs would be a good option to keep the price down and still have consistency down range.

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