Attached is a picture of two types of bullets, the one on the right is what I load for use in the Rifle and Trapper, the bullets on the left have somewhat of a point on them but still maintain a flat nose,my question is, are the bullets on the left ok to shoot in the long guns? I look at them and remember the warning of pointed bullets in a mag tube, and am not sure what is acceptable or not.

The noses look larger than primer diameter, so they're OK.

Bye
Jack

The nose is larger than a primer diameter, but at some point loading or cycling, the angle of the point would come in contact with the primer unlike a full round nose, I guess this is what I was concerned about, not as much recoil in the tube, maybe hitting in the event of a jam? A buddy gave me about 1000 of these, so I hope the positive feedback continues.

Agree with Jack - I wouldn't worry about them. Even if there is a slight offset in the tube, there is plenty of meplat to guard against a point or edge coming in contact with the centered primer of another case.

Too bad they don't make harder pistol primers like the CCI 34s. I suspect that is how Hornady is able to make their Leverevolutions work as well, and why they don't sell those bullets to reloaders.

those look like swc's you should be okay
just make sure there isn't any flash or stuff on the meplat
you'll be fine