Deep Curl 300g
 

Today, after testing the Accuracy of a couple of rifles, i walked up the hill behind the target. Managed to find 4 bullet. The 3 on the left i am thinking i shot last week when there was quite a lot of snow there, and the snow provided a cushion. The bullet on the right was definitely fired today into no snow, and it smucked into dirt and rocks before coming to a stop a way up the hill.

Recovered from actual animal.

Speer DC 300g slug that my buddy's kid killed his buck with this week in Ohio.
Gun=CVA Electra
powder=135g T-7
sabot=CR

80 yard shot. bullet entered left front shoulder and stopped in ham on off side

why use anything else?

Really convincing

Entrance wound (those are 3 of my fingers):

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:cool2: Man those things look pretty good! Do they make them in a smaller size than 300gr? I might have to try some in my mk.

Do you need to have a bigger charge to get that kind of results, or will they do good with 90 or 100gr pyrodex, or similar?

The .250 gr D/C is a great bullet also, especially from 0-100 yds average shots.

To put it simply, I love these bullets.

Try out the 250 grain Deep Curl. They do some serious damage as well, and they will expand good with moderate powder charges. My dad uses the 250 grainers with only 70 grains T7 with good results. The damage I've seen hasn't been as dramatic as the pic above, but it has been very good.

All the 44cal deep curls wether soft point or hollow expand just as well also available in three weights 240 270 and 300

Also look at the .44 cal 240 grain bullets with a Harvester green crush rib sabot. To me, they are more like the little brother of the .450cal 300gr Deep Curl than the .45 cal 250gr bullet. The hollow point of the 300gr and 240gr is almost identical. The 250gr bullet's hollow point is much deeper, making me a little leery about it holding together (no real world experience to back this up).

In my Omega, 110gr of BH209 seems to work best with all three bullets, and with the somewhat lesser kick of the 240s, I like them best for deer sized game.