Need help identifying a bullet

[Fat Albert]

DON'T SHOOT THEM! pull then---I treat any reloaded ammo that I didn't complete control of the reloading as if it has a 100% load of Bullseye. At the last gun show at Victorville Ca a guy was standing at a table with reloaded ammo and was telling the seller that he just bought a 257 Weatherby MK 5 for $1500. The seller was going to sell him an old beat up paper box of reloads that had 6 different bullets and 4 different primers in the 20 cases. When the seller turned his back I motioned to the guy to walk away. He went down about 3 tables and I told him what he would be getting in to. He thought he was getting new factory loaded ammo. To add insult to the situation the seller was going to charge him $45 for the box.

[Mopardoctor]

I read that Norma used a steel BB in the tip at one time.

[Kswhitetails]

Interesting. I haven't heard back from the NRA about it yet, I should send a reminder. These won't be shot. They are all waiting to hear about their pedigree, and the vintage. If they're reloads, then they'll likely be pulled for the brass, and the bullets kept because they're cool.

Thanks gents, still investigating, slowly.