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10-20-2007 | 03:42 PM
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Has any one looked at this bullet http://shop.shooterscatalog.com/catalog.php?type=product&id=28753
using the green sabot from
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as a less expensive means of shooting than using the 250gr. shockwave? I was just wondering how it would preform on paper and hunting deer.
using the green sabot from
http://mmpsabots.domainhost.com/store/page6.html
as a less expensive means of shooting than using the 250gr. shockwave? I was just wondering how it would preform on paper and hunting deer.
10-20-2007 | 03:51 PM
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RE: http://mmpsabots.domainhost.com/store/page6.html
timjruss
Whoa! I have never seen that bullet before - but it certainly has my interest now that you have posted it... headed to the Hornady site right now....
It certainly does not look like a 44 cal pistol bullet...
It is not listed on their site nor does the site recognize the number... so do not know what to tell you...
Whoa! I have never seen that bullet before - but it certainly has my interest now that you have posted it... headed to the Hornady site right now....
It certainly does not look like a 44 cal pistol bullet...
It is not listed on their site nor does the site recognize the number... so do not know what to tell you...
10-20-2007 | 04:08 PM
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Part #4425 translates to the .44 caliber CL-SIL bullet. It does not look like that. i have never seen this bullet. According to the Hornady site it is a short fat bullet. Maybe the SIL means silhouette.
http://www.hornady.com/media/Handgun_Bullets.pdf
http://www.hornady.com/media/Handgun_Bullets.pdf
10-20-2007 | 06:12 PM
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XTP Jacketed Pistol Bullets .430 Diameter 240 Grain Truncated Cone
I looked at the hornady site too, and could'nt find it. But found the same bullet on another sight too. http://www.abcoutdoors.com/home.php?type=product&id=28753
I guess I'll call monday and find out the scoop.
I guess I'll call monday and find out the scoop.
10-20-2007 | 06:17 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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RE: XTP Jacketed Pistol Bullets .430 Diameter 240 Grain Truncated Cone
timjruss
I tried to call right after I saw your post - but know answer... be interested in what you find out... but one problem it is not built for hunting it built to shoot at metal silouettes. We have a silouette range up north in the CDL area but i have never stopped to shoot there.
I tried to call right after I saw your post - but know answer... be interested in what you find out... but one problem it is not built for hunting it built to shoot at metal silouettes. We have a silouette range up north in the CDL area but i have never stopped to shoot there.
10-20-2007 | 06:34 PM
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I'll let ya know, It just looks from the picture that it is a hollow point sort of like the copper barnes setup. If so, I'll buy a box just to see what it will do for speed and expantsion.
10-21-2007 | 08:12 AM
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RE: http://mmpsabots.domainhost.com/store/page6.html
I bought a box of thoses
last spring. they look nothing like the ones in the links above.
The expanded well on the small propane tank I shot with them. I was going to try them on some rabbits but the rabbits had other ideas.
Al
last spring. they look nothing like the ones in the links above.
The expanded well on the small propane tank I shot with them. I was going to try them on some rabbits but the rabbits had other ideas.
Al
