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bowfisherman 06-28-2009 04:52 PM

powerbelts? and new gun
 
Picked up a cva wolf today. It was a kit with a bunch of stuff I already have but it was on sale. It came with some powerbelts. They are copper with a green belt and hollow point. There is no info in the packaging saying what grain they are. Nothing on their website either. Anyone know what grain these are? I patterned 4 different bullets today. 250 gr sst's, 240 xtp's, 200 shockwaves and the powerbelts all with 100 grains of pyrodex pellets. The powerbelts were the hands down winner in accuracy. Only shot 50 yards today but my last group with powerbelts was 3 bullets, one hole. It was a big hole but thats pretty sweet for the first time shooting the gun.

cayugad 06-28-2009 04:58 PM

RE: powerbelts? and new gun
 
Its hard to guess what weight they are. Are they all lead hollow points?

bowfisherman 06-28-2009 05:01 PM

RE: powerbelts? and new gun
 

ORIGINAL: cayugad

Its hard to guess what weight they are. Are they all lead hollow points?
yeah. I'll call cva tomorrow. I found the right bullet and I don't know what it is.:D

cayugad 06-28-2009 05:10 PM

RE: powerbelts? and new gun
 
Well if I had to guess ... 295 grain all lead hollow point. Its a shame you did not weigh one. It might mention their weight somewhere on the package if you still have it.

sjsfire 06-28-2009 05:14 PM

RE: powerbelts? and new gun
 
I'd bet they are the 245gr Powerbelts. That is good shooting with the Powerbelts. I will say they shot pretty good out of my Wolf also. If you get a chance, pick up some Barnes Expander MZ's in 300gr and black Harvestor Crushed rib sabots, and 2 Pyrodex pellets. I shot 4 bullets in a inch at 100 yards through my Wolf.



ORIGINAL: bowfisherman

Picked up a cva wolf today. It was a kit with a bunch of stuff I already have but it was on sale. It came with some powerbelts. They are copper with a green belt and hollow point. There is no info in the packaging saying what grain they are. Nothing on their website either. Anyone know what grain these are? I patterned 4 different bullets today. 250 gr sst's, 240 xtp's, 200 shockwaves and the powerbelts all with 100 grains of pyrodex pellets. The powerbelts were the hands down winner in accuracy. Only shot 50 yards today but my last group with powerbelts was 3 bullets, one hole. It was a big hole but thats pretty sweet for the first time shooting the gun.

bowfisherman 06-29-2009 01:42 AM

RE: powerbelts? and new gun
 
[quote]ORIGINAL: sjsfire

I'd bet they are the 245gr Powerbelts. That is good shooting with the Powerbelts. I will say they shot pretty good out of my Wolf also. If you get a chance, pick up some Barnes Expander MZ's in 300gr and black Harvestor Crushed rib sabots, and 2 Pyrodex pellets. I shot 4 bullets in a inch at 100 yards through my Wolf.

thanks I'll give them a try.





bowfisherman 06-29-2009 01:43 AM

RE: powerbelts? and new gun
 

ORIGINAL: cayugad

Well if I had to guess ... 295 grain all lead hollow point. Its a shame you did not weigh one. It might mention their weight somewhere on the package if you still have it.
They were loose in the box the gun came in. Seems odd.

MountainDevil54 06-29-2009 06:32 PM

RE: powerbelts? and new gun
 
they usually put the 245's in with the "kits"

SWThomas 06-30-2009 03:43 AM

RE: powerbelts? and new gun
 
They are supposedly a very accurate bullet but based on what I have read and seen, I wouldn't trust them when hunting.

spaniel 06-30-2009 07:08 AM

RE: powerbelts? and new gun
 
100gr powder is getting on the hot side for them. Certainly don't go higher. I've never tried them but I've heard they do well around 80gr of powder but start blowing up at higher charges.


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