.308 180gr Nosler Partitions, $16 a box
 

Get em while you can, they will be come in a flash.
http://shootersproshop.com/index.php...ath=71_101_102

Re: .308 180gr Nosler Partitions, $16 a box
 

Now that's cheap. I just bought a bunch of boxes from Midway in 338 & 284 that were like 10 bucks off normal price. The 180, 308s were $26 at Midway. So why do you think they are so cheap? Never have enough Nosler Partitions. Been swearing by them for moose & bear for many years.

Re: .308 180gr Nosler Partitions, $16 a box
 

somebody in the marketing dept screwed up and they havent caught it yet.

Re: .308 180gr Nosler Partitions, $16 a box
 

I don't think so. The Pro Shop runs these sales on over-runs now and then. A few years ago they had 286gr .366 Partitions for $19.95 a box. I ordered several boxes. Well their web system couldn't keep up with the orders vs inventory and they ran out before they could fill my order. They sent me all New Factory Firsts without any addition $$.

Re: .308 180gr Nosler Partitions, $16 a box
 

Ya know I get the midway emails, practically everyday, just never pay no mind to them. I guess I better start, ha ha. So does this company run such deals every month or once every year kinda thing? I know prices jump around, but Sportsmans wants fifty some bucks for 338 N.P. in 50 ct box; midway, $36 for same box; couldn't imagine these prices you posted; good deal. I never see Barnes bullets on sale.

Re: .308 180gr Nosler Partitions, $16 a box
 

Thanks for the heads-up. Just grabbed four boxes.

Re: .308 180gr Nosler Partitions, $16 a box
 

This company is Nosler, they are the sole distributor of Nosler Factory seconds and production over-runs.
When the have em the list em, that is why it is a good idea to check their web site often.

Re: .308 180gr Nosler Partitions, $16 a box
 

well heel yeah. Now if nosler will just have an over run of ballistic tips ill be golden.

Re: .308 180gr Nosler Partitions, $16 a box
 

I'm going to keep track of this one, every couple days. Here is the Nosler Site also.

http://www.nosler.com/Overrun-Products.aspx


Anybody know of any other manufacturer over run lists?