.310 dia bullets

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January 17, 2002 09:56

How hard is it to find this diameter bullet for reloading purposes,what companies produce this bullet, and what types of bullets fmj, nosler partition, ballistic tip, soft point etc.. thanks

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  v35

  January 17, 2002 13:34

  Is this for rifle or pistol?

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  talon

  January 17, 2002 13:41

  .310 bullets are very hard, if not impossible to find commercially, but some folks make them from .311s ( .303British/7.7mm Jap size)). If you have lead bullets, a .310 lubersizer die will do the job. For jacketed bullets, several companies sell dies you can use in your reloading press to draw the .311 cal size down to .310.

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  Iconoclast

  January 18, 2002 04:07

  Really depends on what you are seeking. Slugs for a 7.62x39 are pretty easy, .32-20 are more difficult to find but are coming back into the market as CAS becomes more popular. Check Midway, Midsouth, etc.

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  buck007

  January 18, 2002 05:14

  I have some fmj's. What weight are you looking for?

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  buck007

  January 18, 2002 05:15

  I have some fmj's. What weight are you looking for?

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  110

  January 18, 2002 09:58

  This is for a russian M-44 7.62X54R. Looking to load up some nice hunting rounds to hunt boar.

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  218Beekeep

  January 18, 2002 10:25

  Actually,I saw some .310 bullets in Cabella`s(sp?)about a year ago,haven`t looked in a while....they were advertised as being for 30/30 Win.Now don`t anybody tell me the 30-30 takes a .308....`cause I know it does! .218

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  talon

  January 19, 2002 15:39

  like Mr Bee thought, Cabelas currently lists 123grain soft points and full metal jacketed .310"d bullets for about $15/C. Recommended for use in the 7.62x39 though. Order# XN-21-3179, code 705 or 710. Still recommend you get a bullet draw (ring) die, and use .311 or .312"d bullets of the weight, type, and brand that you want/need.

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