looking for Hornady Custom .30-06 #8111

[Thunderroost]

looking for .30-06 Hornady Custom InterLock BTSP 150 Grain Factory ammo....Hornady model #8111

have shot them for a few years, and appears they are discontinued, if anyone has any on the shelf I would like to buy them.

 

[Thunderroost]

thank you, but it is model #8111, which is the 150gr that I am interested in.

 

[sgtwebb1]

You might want to start reloading if you don't already, the components are pretty easy to find, and if you experiment with powders just a little, I guarantee you can build a better load, even with the same bullet.
Just a thought.

 

[DaveB]

You may have to hit the Nashville stores. I'd call BPS first.


If all you own is a 30-06, loading your own will cost about 250-350 to start. Press 125. Dies 35.00. Brass 100 will run about 75.00. Bullets, Nosler Accubonds 50 for 30 bucks if you can find them, maybe more. Primers are 6 bucks per 100. Powder: Use IMR4350, probably 30 bucks a pound right now if you can find it. Manual, go online, Nosler is pretty good.

If you go with 50 loaded rounds, you are running 6 bucks a round. The more you shoot, the more the price comes down.

My 30-06 loaded rounds-all superior to the best you can buy (IMHO) cost me about 45 cents a round. My press and dies are over 20 years old. I get 6 shots per piece of brass. I buy primers in bulk (5,000) and I sure don't pay 6 bucks per hundred. My powder runs me 23 a pound average, about 115 rounds per pound.

 

[KPH]

You might want to start reloading if you don't already, the components are pretty easy to find, and if you experiment with powders just a little, I guarantee you can build a better load, even with the same bullet.
Just a thought.

I don't at this time conceder components that easy to find, when I can't find some of my favorite powder, primers and bullets.