https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1026084062?pid=816067

Anyone around here recognize these or even better, tried 'em out? I'm thinking of using them in the 7mm-08.

I've used some of Midway's factory seconds bullets 110g, .308. I believe they were Hornady but can't be sure. They just had some weird coloration marks that don't seem to affect anything. I never weighed for variation, but never have with any factory bullets, only what I cast, so can't they differ from "firsts".

I thought they might be Hornadys at first, but three things stood out.

1.) They're 150gr. Hornady uses 154gr except for their all-copper line.
2.) The ogive used on Hornady Spire Points is secant. These look more like a tangent shape.
3.) There's a secondary, smaller cannelure above the main one.

That's what's got me going. I haven't been able to find another bullet picture out there like that.

Perhaps a one off run. That’s how I made my guess, by looking at the pictures. But I do wear glasses. That second cannelure could be why they’re seconds. At first I thought it was a mark left from pulling, but they don’t look like it otherwise. If you get them let us know how they shoot.

Yeah, I decided to give some a try. They probably will shoot at least pretty well. Wish I had some ballistic gelatin to test out the expansion on 'em, because if they actually are good hunting bullets, then that would be most excellent, indeed...especially at that price.

They came in, and they don't have that second cannelure. They don't quite look like Hornady Spire Points, because the ogive indeed looks more like a tangent curve vs. a secant curve. But they look like typical cap-n-core hunting bullets. Probably about a 0.400 ballistic coefficient or similar. That's going to be good enough for 500 yard shooting, which is a good thing. Probably would be lights-out on whitetails.

These bullets are now down to 55% off. This is a screamin' deal for jacketed hunting bullets.