BBJ,

You mentioned that bullet company in Canada. Wildcat Bullets has some awesome stuff. The 270 AM I will be getting, the bullet of choice for it is the 169.5 ULD RBBT with a BC of .75! I have wrote to Richard of Wildcat Bullets on many occasion and he is a super guy to work with. He has my business for sure.

Thats like the 200 gr bullet for the 7mm,that has got to be some kind of a monster on penetration.That 165 gr for the 270 will be a awsome bullet.
You are getting this gun for a sheep hunt correct,what elese do you plan using it for.
BBJ

The 200 was like .850 or something.

I got this as a long range Deer gun. This will also double as my elk gun. Wildcat bullets has a stouter jacketed bonded core bullet which is much better for elk. Also I will use it for long range chucks.

I just hope it will be done in time for my goat hunt.

I'm trying to visualize a bullet of this weight and ballistic coefficient. It's got to be really long. Is the bullet maker advocating the use of faster twist barrels to stabilize lengthy pills? I'm thinking a long 200 grain 7MM bullet is going to need at least an 8" twist to keep from tumbling. Roskoe

Yeah Roskoe a diffrent twist is needed.The barrle's he uses are Lija I belive or your choice.
BBJ

BBJ - would you happen to have a phone #, address, or e-mail address for Wildcat Bullets. They sound interesting. Thx. Roskoe

Roskoe, If I remember correctly it is a 7" twist.

BBJ you are correct. Most of the barrel Kirby uses are lilja, unless customer requests otherwise. Both custom guns he is building for me will be 3 grovve lilja's.

Roskoe,

Wildcat Bullets LTD
[email protected]Richard Graves
Phone Number: (780) 352-8592[/b]
Address: RR#2 Wetaskiwin[/b]
Alberta, Canada, T9A-1W9[/b]
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Richard is a super guy.[/b]

This is a prototype website for Wildcat Bullets. It list bullets and prices (canadian).

http://www.wildcatbullets.homestead.com/index.html