PR 260 Grain Extreme Elite
#11
Oh yeah, about 170gr vs nearly 100% on this PR 40cal bullet. Its sure is over expanded in my book but at least it still has a recognizable shank left.
This is just sad considering the price.
At $8/12,,,yes it performed better but nothing to rave about.
Last edited by Gm54-120; 08-28-2015 at 08:58 AM.
#12
Nontypical Buck
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And that 250gr PB retained how much weight in the same test?
Oh yeah, about 170gr vs nearly 100% on this PR 40cal bullet. Its sure is over expanded in my book but at least it still has a recognizable shank left.
This is just sad considering the price.
At $8/12,,,yes it performed better but nothing to rave about.
Oh yeah, about 170gr vs nearly 100% on this PR 40cal bullet. Its sure is over expanded in my book but at least it still has a recognizable shank left.
This is just sad considering the price.
At $8/12,,,yes it performed better but nothing to rave about.
Last edited by Game Stalker; 08-28-2015 at 10:11 AM.
#15
I love this quote regarding PBs. You don't need to make this stuff up.
Seems like it did not happen with the PR 260gr lead Extreme Elite that cost much less.
Well, im off to the range to shoot some more SAY-BO-LESS boolits. Gunna try Ed's cheap little lead .451 350gr HP conical.
The powerbelt is a pure lead "soft" conical with a massive hollow point that prevents it from penetrating, and 99% of the time, fragment its hundreds of little pieces.
this kind of fragmentation should not be happening. But again, soft lead with a HUGE hollow point, what did the engineer expect was going to happen?
Well, im off to the range to shoot some more SAY-BO-LESS boolits. Gunna try Ed's cheap little lead .451 350gr HP conical.
Last edited by Gm54-120; 08-28-2015 at 10:03 AM.
#16
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when pushed with magnum charges and close range shots. You are forgetting that in my younger years ive shot the 295 and 245s with 150gr LOOSE pyrodex rs and got very little expansion but the shots were 140+ yards away and both deer dropped.
#18
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Not long ago, a test of what i believe was the same bullet was done. The test just about exactly replicated, what the bullet did on your deer.