Speer Deep Curl 300gr.
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Fork Horn
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Is this the Deep Curl bullet everyone is talking about. I tried to order them from Midway USA but they were out of stock. Just wanted to make sure this was the exact same bullet as the Deep Curl.
http://www.midsouthshooterssupply.co...?sku=000213974
http://www.midsouthshooterssupply.co...?sku=000213974
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Is this the Deep Curl bullet everyone is talking about. I tried to order them from Midway USA but they were out of stock. Just wanted to make sure this was the exact same bullet as the Deep Curl.
http://www.midsouthshooterssupply.co...?sku=000213974
http://www.midsouthshooterssupply.co...?sku=000213974
http://www.gamaliel.com/45Caliber451...soft-point.asp
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Boone & Crockett
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From: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
Graf & Sons seems to have them in stock. They have a $4.95 flat rate shipping.
http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/...roductId/17309
http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/...roductId/17309
#7
I picked up my first box of Deepcurls last night at my local store (Greentop!). I have been basically holding one in my hand ever since. Like a blankie. There's something about that bullet...I dunno what it is. Can't wait to shoot it.
I noticed that the base isn't flat...will it shoot OK out of the standard Harvester Crush Rib sabots?
They need to start marketing these bullets appropriately. With the right advertising, I bet they would catch on like wildfire. They already seem to be catching on very well by word of mouth.
I noticed that the base isn't flat...will it shoot OK out of the standard Harvester Crush Rib sabots?
They need to start marketing these bullets appropriately. With the right advertising, I bet they would catch on like wildfire. They already seem to be catching on very well by word of mouth.
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Nontypical Buck
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I picked up my first box of Deepcurls last night at my local store (Greentop!). I have been basically holding one in my hand ever since. Like a blankie. There's something about that bullet...I dunno what it is. Can't wait to shoot it.
I noticed that the base isn't flat...will it shoot OK out of the standard Harvester Crush Rib sabots?
They need to start marketing these bullets appropriately. With the right advertising, I bet they would catch on like wildfire. They already seem to be catching on very well by word of mouth.
I noticed that the base isn't flat...will it shoot OK out of the standard Harvester Crush Rib sabots?
They need to start marketing these bullets appropriately. With the right advertising, I bet they would catch on like wildfire. They already seem to be catching on very well by word of mouth.
The first time I shot them I shot them out of the smooth sabots. In my gun they did okay, but in a buddies we tried them in they were extremely hard to load. So I my buddy got some crushed ribbed sabots and I they worked great in my buddies gun. I tried the crushed ribbed sabots in mine too, and found they worked even better in mine too, although the others had worked okay. I've stuck with the crush rib sabots since.
BTW I see you mentioned Greentop had them. How much were they there? I'm about 1.5 hours from Greentop.
#9
Sweet. I have the red crush rib too, just in case I have room for them. 
They were right at $19. They only stock the 300gr in .452 diameter. No 250gr, which is what I was hoping to buy. I'm sure the 300gr will do just fine.

They were right at $19. They only stock the 300gr in .452 diameter. No 250gr, which is what I was hoping to buy. I'm sure the 300gr will do just fine.
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Fork Horn
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I would think the 300gr. would be plenty of medicine for anything you wanted to hunt. Good to hear about the Crush rib sabots. My endeavor has always liked the Harvester short blacks but I went ahead and ordered 150 of the crushed rib sabots just incase. I hope one of these will give me the acurracy i want.


