WTB 155grn HBC DYERS

[wayno]

Has anyone got any 155grn HBC Dyers they want to get rid of. Or if anyone knows who still stocks them. I know I am showing my age but old habits are hard to get rid of.
Please let me know cheers Wayno

[Barossa_222]

Has anyone got any 155grn HBC Dyers they want to get rid of. Or if anyone knows who still stocks them. I know I am showing my age but old habits are hard to get rid of.
Please let me know cheers Wayno

These aren't made any more mate. There would be a lot of them still kicking around, but you might want to think about looking for Sierras or Noslers as a replacement.

[OMiller]

Has anyone got any 155grn HBC Dyers they want to get rid of. Or if anyone knows who still stocks them. I know I am showing my age but old habits are hard to get rid of.
Please let me know cheers Wayno

These aren't made any more mate. There would be a lot of them still kicking around, but you might want to think about looking for Sierras or Noslers as a replacement.

They make them in the USA where the press went to but won't export them I am told.
Driver Bullets make a very similar projectile to the HBC Dyer projectile it’s a 155 grain VLD and it’s a very close clone. He uses J4 jackets, thou they aren't approved for f-standard or tr as yet. You would think they would be fine for practise thou. He also make 303 174s
http://driverbullets.com/

[wayno]

Thanks for the posts it is much appreciated. I guess I will have to move into the new century may have to get some Laupa sceaner 155's while they are still available. Thanks again.
Cheers Wayno

[GregW]

For the benefit of those who may not be aware, when the world went from 303 to 7.62 every country except
Australia went to any bolt action rifle. It took us another 30 years to get there. Again, the rest of the world can use any 155 grain bullet, but not us. There has been a fairly significant change at NRAA board level, so I would suggest pushing your State Boards to raise the matter at that level.
Greg Warrian.