Barns Bullets
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2005
Posts: 35
Barns Bullets
HI,
What do ya'll think about the Barn's Copper Bullets?
Brother is changeing from T/C 300gr polymer tip to the
Barns 300gr Hollow MZbullet for deer.
He wasn't getting much of a exit hole,and has been having to trail the
deer looking for just drops of blood.
The deer that he shot were all lung shots.
What do ya'll think about the Barn's Copper Bullets?
Brother is changeing from T/C 300gr polymer tip to the
Barns 300gr Hollow MZbullet for deer.
He wasn't getting much of a exit hole,and has been having to trail the
deer looking for just drops of blood.
The deer that he shot were all lung shots.
#3
RE: Barns Bullets
roger1shot
I think Lee said it about as best you can in my mind....
I shoot Nosler partitions and I am really struggling with the price of those bullets - done a lot of testing with the Gold Dot and I am thinking that will be my bullet in the near future...
I think Lee said it about as best you can in my mind....
I shoot Nosler partitions and I am really struggling with the price of those bullets - done a lot of testing with the Gold Dot and I am thinking that will be my bullet in the near future...
#6
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 31
RE: Barns Bullets
[quote]ORIGINAL: roger1shot
HI,
What do ya'll think about the Barn's Copper Bullets?
Brother is changeing from T/C 300gr polymer tip to the
Barns 300gr Hollow MZbullet for deer.
He wasn't getting much of a exit hole,and has been having to trail the
deer looking for just drops of blood.
The deer that he shot were all lung shots.
The Barnes MZ's are just plain nasty wicked on deer, most devastating bullet I've used yet. I dont think they are that expensive myself, to me it makes no since what so ever to skimp on the one thing that is going to be doing all the dirty work for ya when the trigger is pulled. I dont freeze my butt off all day only to have sub-par results when it timetoarvest an animal. Now if I was just punching paper I could see the argument, but for actually hunting, NO way. I've dropped a buck and doe both in their tracks, with lung and heart shots. No heavy bone contact, just through the rib cage area. I too swithed from the 250 TC's to the 250 MZ'z, there is no comparison between those 2 bullets on game animals.
HI,
What do ya'll think about the Barn's Copper Bullets?
Brother is changeing from T/C 300gr polymer tip to the
Barns 300gr Hollow MZbullet for deer.
He wasn't getting much of a exit hole,and has been having to trail the
deer looking for just drops of blood.
The deer that he shot were all lung shots.
The Barnes MZ's are just plain nasty wicked on deer, most devastating bullet I've used yet. I dont think they are that expensive myself, to me it makes no since what so ever to skimp on the one thing that is going to be doing all the dirty work for ya when the trigger is pulled. I dont freeze my butt off all day only to have sub-par results when it timetoarvest an animal. Now if I was just punching paper I could see the argument, but for actually hunting, NO way. I've dropped a buck and doe both in their tracks, with lung and heart shots. No heavy bone contact, just through the rib cage area. I too swithed from the 250 TC's to the 250 MZ'z, there is no comparison between those 2 bullets on game animals.
#7
RE: Barns Bullets
Like the others have said.. they are great bullets, but when I have to part with a $1.00 a shot it just makes me mad. I look at that bullet and realize a day at the range could cost me some big dollars. I'd rather shoot something more wallet friendly and concentrate on shot placement.