Does anyone know where I can get 180 grain .277 bullets?

[Far Rider]

Does anyone know where I can get 180 grain .277 bullets?

[Jim in Mo]

Far Rider, I actually think that was a misprint.

[Far Rider]

I thought that might be the case. I wasn't aware that .277 bullets were ever made heavier than 160 grains, so I was surprised to see Hodgdon had data for a 180 grain. Someone on a Bass Pro forum said Barnes used to make a roundnose 180 grain .277, but who knows for sure? I've checked the websites of every bullet manufacturer I know of and haven't found any. Let me know if you stumble across some.

[bonnier-admin_2]

That’s too heavy even for Moose!

What cartridge are you shooting and what critter you after?

[Far Rider]

I shoot a .270 WSM with 130 grains for whitetails. The only reason I asked about the 180 grain bullets was because I'd like to buy some if they're becoming rare in case I ever hunt something large enough I think I'd them.

[steve182]

Buy a .30 cal rifle, preferrably a .30-06.

[Far Rider]

No thanks, Steve, I'll stick with what I've got.

[bonnier-admin_2]

http://www.bergerbullets.com/Products/Hunting%20Bullets.html

[bonnier-admin_2]

switching from 130 to 180, WOW.... AIR BBBAAAALLLL!!!

[SSeevers]

Barnes used to make a 180 gr original round nose in .277, this was a very good bullet and I still have one box left. BG-Royal Custom Bullets made a batch of 180 gr protected tip for me a few years back, these are an awsome bullet when loaded with H1000.