Thanks again,
So are the colors variations sort of a standardized idea for sabots or do you need to be aware of different Manufacturers. I noticed the different varieties in colors. Once you find a sabot that works good with loading is that the only one you will need or will it be necessary to change with different bullet types?

As far as out at the range I take it these bulk bullets are OK, but as far as hunting goes. Say if a person found a really accurate combination would they work for deer or stick with the other bullets. I have really been looking at those Barnes/Knight SBT's and Red Hot/expanders as the most likely bullet for next years deer season.

My buddy just spends quite a bit of time out at the range and I thought the bulk might be a cheaper route. My plan is to first try those two different Knight bullets out and figure out what will be my next years hunting combo. Would it be still wise to always practice with my hunting round for the most consistent accuracy. I am not planning on scoping the rifle, but I am going to get the Williams aperture sight for it.

Mike