Conical In A GPR?
#51
Muley.. I spoke too soon. I had the rifle out and set to go.. went to the bullet cabinet and found three boxes of 270 grain Ball-ets. Then I remembered.. when the nephews were here last time, they wanted to shoot. Since I never used the 245 grain Ball-ets and they didn't care where they were hitting, I let them take a Knight LK out and shoot off the remaining box of the 245 grain Ball-ets I had. Sorry I could not do the test. I know the 270 grain is too large for a slow twist. But out of my 1-28 LK Knights.. they are deadly with 85 grains of powder.
#53
Muley.. I spoke too soon. I had the rifle out and set to go.. went to the bullet cabinet and found three boxes of 270 grain Ball-ets. Then I remembered.. when the nephews were here last time, they wanted to shoot. Since I never used the 245 grain Ball-ets and they didn't care where they were hitting, I let them take a Knight LK out and shoot off the remaining box of the 245 grain Ball-ets I had. Sorry I could not do the test. I know the 270 grain is too large for a slow twist. But out of my 1-28 LK Knights.. they are deadly with 85 grains of powder.
#54
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2008
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The standard size for the top ring on a 50 Cal REAL bullet is .517 My bore is .504 in my GM 50. Ron
#56
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Yucca Valley,Ca
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http://www.thegunworks.com/custprodg...0%26%20Bullets These guys always carry them. $12.00 per 50 of the 245 gr ballets.
#57
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Boncarbo,Colorado
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I heard something like that as well but never really perked my interest. Last time i shot any buffalo bullets was a few months ago. The ballets did good but the 385gr buffalo bullet wouldnt shoot for nothing. Melted them the other day actually
#58
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Yucca Valley,Ca
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the place i posted has sold them for a long time, i bought some of the .270 gr ballets from him, to shoot out of the wolverine.. reasonable prices also..