[Mooseman684]

The following pics are of some .300 H&H ammo That I have that are factory loads. One is headstamped "Peters" the other is Rem-UMC , and both are stamped 300 Magnum.
I believe they may be from the 40's or early 50's.
I want to know what the bullets were called since they are strange and dont match anything I have found yet in old ads.
They are round nosed , with a hollow point, and a lead "tit' inside with no lead exposed and the bullets are about 1-1/8 inch long.
Anyone know what this Bullet design was called ???
Rich

[jwernecke]

Looks like bird shot to me moose. I used to do the same with .30-30 Win rounds. A piece of #6 shot fit nicely and made sure that the bullet expanded right at longer distances. So was my thinking anyhow, havent done it in a long time. Of course havent loaded any .30-30 HPs in a longtime either.

[chesterwin]

Can't help with what those are, but they look like a modern Federal Hydra Shock pistol bullet design.

[swedesrus]

Those are 300 H&H Mag. JHPRN !
Likely 180 gr.

[TheLastMountain]

Probably showin how dumb I am, but could that be a steel core under that lead "tit"?

[jimkim]

I'm thinking they are are Remington Innerbelted Hollow Points. I'll be danged if I can find any pictures though. I'm gonna put out a feeler on a cartridge collecting forum. I'll let you know when I know.

I posted on the same forum this thread is on. http://www.marlinowners.com/forums/i...c,40626.0.html I figured some of you might like the pictures.

[Mooseman684]

They are lead inside...I looked at the inner belted ammo ads and they showed lead protruding like the old Core-lokt round nose bullets...
I do believe these are over 200 grain and probably 220 gr.They are 1/8 inch longer than my 180 grain SP bullets.

[jimkim]

The one I saw was a 30-30 round. It was jacketed all the way to the tip, and had a teet in it, like a Fed Hydra-Shok. I'm thinking they are of this same era.

[TxMosinMan]

Brand name: Old like the owner
Type of bullet: Obsolete Alaskan stuff

In all seriousness, I've been doing some research all day and ain't found nothing yet. It isn't a Norma Oryx protected point is it? May be a woodleigh protected point.

[CopperniX]

Whats the possibility its just an odd ball style that didn't stay around very long ?

[Mooseman684]

anything is possible....LOL

[Mooseman684]

I found it...Peters "Inner Belted hollow point bullet"...Peters "High Velocity" Big Game Cartridges Inner Belted Bullets 6 Panel Brochure Auction
Havent been made since 1950...

[tracer]

wooo hooo I can sleep tonight LOL I have a bunch of that old stuff, neet stuff, smells cool when you shoot one too ,like being a kid again !

[Mooseman684]

Quote:       Originally Posted by tracer

wooo hooo I can sleep tonight LOL I have a bunch of that old stuff, neet stuff, smells cool when you shoot one too ,like being a kid again !

What Caliber ???
I would love to find some of these bullets to load up some rounds with...

[jimkim]

Rich, I found the bullet from that 30-30 round. Apparently it was pulled by mistake. I think they are the same type. This one is 169gr.

[Mooseman684]

it looks similar Jim...Thanks

[aaalaska]

Rich their just old ,you know like the owner.
Alex

[Mooseman684]

Yes I do Alex...thanks for reminding me ! LOL
Rich

[DaTeacha]

A golf tee set upside down in a 12 gauge shot cup looks something like that, too. Makes a very effective spreader load if you hunt grouse and don't have an open choked gun.

Might also be kind of nasty in a HD load in a short barrel, too. Of course, now you can just buy post wads, I think.

[Mooseman684]

Quote:       Originally Posted by DaTeacha

A golf tee set upside down in a 12 gauge shot cup looks something like that, too. Makes a very effective spreader load if you hunt grouse and don't have an open choked gun. Might also be kind of nasty in a HD load in a short barrel, too. Of course, now you can just buy post wads, I think.

What are you talking about ?