The brand new 185grn Lehigh. UPDATED
#21
Grouse45
Why the Harvesters... the good groups you posted before were with the MMP sabots... Those were the ones you were shooting at 2500 fps with 140 BH...
Wish you had shot one group with the MMP...
Why the Harvesters... the good groups you posted before were with the MMP sabots... Those were the ones you were shooting at 2500 fps with 140 BH...
Wish you had shot one group with the MMP...
#22
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Nontypical Buck
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Good thing you taped the holes up that would have been confusing.
Good thing you taped the holes up that would have been confusing.
#23
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Nontypical Buck
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Wish you had shot one group with the MMP...
Wish you had shot one group with the MMP...

#25
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Nontypical Buck
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The 185grn bullet is on the web-site and on sale for those that are interested.
The price is $40.00 bucks and that includes delivery. That is a great price while it lasts.
The price is $40.00 bucks and that includes delivery. That is a great price while it lasts.
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From: Saxonburg Pa
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cayugad
Dave, back in the early 1970's National Muzzle Loading had a group testing a number of ballistic items that were going to be put in there manuel, one of those was the minimum energy that would efficiently take whitetail deer.
What they came up with is 800ft pounds. I personally believe that there are other things that enter into it as I have stretched my 54 beyond that point and still drop them on the spot. hitting the right spot is in my opinion the most critical thing. Lee
Dave, back in the early 1970's National Muzzle Loading had a group testing a number of ballistic items that were going to be put in there manuel, one of those was the minimum energy that would efficiently take whitetail deer.
What they came up with is 800ft pounds. I personally believe that there are other things that enter into it as I have stretched my 54 beyond that point and still drop them on the spot. hitting the right spot is in my opinion the most critical thing. Lee
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Nontypical Buck
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lemoyne,
I was told a 22 short has more energy then a recurve Bow on game. There were a heck of alot of animals killed with recurve Bow's. Shot placement and bullet design play a huge factor as well.
I was told a 22 short has more energy then a recurve Bow on game. There were a heck of alot of animals killed with recurve Bow's. Shot placement and bullet design play a huge factor as well.


