Bart's Bullets anyone?

[timb]

Anyone here every use Bart’s Bullets? Bart Sauter is a benchrest competitor and custom bullet maker from Kentucky and markets a .224, 52 gr. Flat Based Match HP. He also makes and markets different 6mm bullets as well. I bought 500 bullets from him and he has got a great guaranty.

Saw his bullets in Sinclair’s catalog, and then found his website. It’s pretty cool the way he does business—you order the bullets, and he sends you an invoice to pay when you get them—that’s doing business the old-fashioned way!

I am excited to try them in the .223 and 22-250. Got several test loads worked up in both calibers. He indicated that he had several guys use them on coyotes with great results.

Just wondering if anyone ever had any experience, good or bad with them?

 

[unloaded]

I've never used them but see Bruno carries them too. He kinda caters to competition shooters.
http://www.brunoshooters.com/Merchant2/m...tegory_Code=9SU
I wonder if "great results" on yotes means fur freindly, DRT or both?

peace.
unloaded

 

[Ducksoup]

I bought a 1000 of the 68 grain 6mm Ultra's last year to use in my Bench Rest gun. I haven't found a super accurate load out of my 6PPC yet, but they'll do just fine for coyotes out of my .243 /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/ooo.gif

 

[Chapped Lips]

his 6mm bullets worked superbly outta my 6br's....accurate and fur friendly......BUT nothin was shot inside 100yds.....vel a tad over 3600fps.....all lung area impacts..... eubers work the same.

 

[Martyn4802]

I bought two hundred of Bart's 52 grain, 22 caliber bullets and have not found a sporter that shoots them real well. I've tried them in a half dozen rifles too. Two rifles shoot them well, but not as well as other bullets of the same weight, like Speer's two fine 52 grainers. I probably won't buy any more of them.

Don