252g Powerbelt Hollowpoint
#62
Nontypical Buck
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From: Saxonburg Pa
Muley,
If you wanna use a terrible bullet just use it. Its no different with muzzleloaders. If you wanna use a cheap foreign made ML just do it. You have a right to use anything you want. I've seen stupider things before.
If you wanna use a terrible bullet just use it. Its no different with muzzleloaders. If you wanna use a cheap foreign made ML just do it. You have a right to use anything you want. I've seen stupider things before.
#63
What was the insult? Did i lie or misrepresent something?
What "way" am i trying to achieve?
Last edited by Gm54-120; 07-31-2015 at 02:09 PM.
#64
I showed you that pic also Muley. He posted it on WHC in his thread about Aerolite performance.
He said it left a 3" entrance hole. Over expansion is the ONLY way a bullet of that design is going to leave a 3" entrance wound.....Its quite simple..it pancaked and fragged into bits.
Personally i don't hunt deer with a bullet that acts like a varmint bullet on impact. Most ethical hunters don't.
These are HIS words not mine.
He said it left a 3" entrance hole. Over expansion is the ONLY way a bullet of that design is going to leave a 3" entrance wound.....Its quite simple..it pancaked and fragged into bits.
Personally i don't hunt deer with a bullet that acts like a varmint bullet on impact. Most ethical hunters don't.
These are HIS words not mine.
The powerbelt is a pure lead "soft" conical with a massive hollow point that prevents it from penetrating, and 99% of the time, fragment its hundreds of little pieces.
This is what i found when i did an in the field test with the 250gr Aerolite. Accurate as hell, but at $30 a package, this kind of fragmentation should not be happening. But again, soft lead with a HUGE hollow point, what did the engineer expect was going to happen?
This is what i found when i did an in the field test with the 250gr Aerolite. Accurate as hell, but at $30 a package, this kind of fragmentation should not be happening. But again, soft lead with a HUGE hollow point, what did the engineer expect was going to happen?
Last edited by Gm54-120; 07-31-2015 at 02:12 PM.
#66
I showed you that pic also Muley. He posted it on WHC in his thread about Aerolite performance.
He said it left a 3" entrance hole. Over expansion is the ONLY way a bullet of that design is going to leave a 3" entrance wound.....Its quite simple..it pancaked and fragged into bits.
Personally i don't hunt deer with a bullet that acts like a varmint bullet on impact. Most ethical hunters don't.
He said it left a 3" entrance hole. Over expansion is the ONLY way a bullet of that design is going to leave a 3" entrance wound.....Its quite simple..it pancaked and fragged into bits.
Personally i don't hunt deer with a bullet that acts like a varmint bullet on impact. Most ethical hunters don't.
Why don't you get off your high horse? I know what i'm doing.
#67
If its an insult, you insulted yourself. I see it simply as a likely outcome.
#69
I showed you pictures of the bullet not doing that, but going through the shoulder. I'm not going to let one example sway me. I don't know why the bullet expanded on impact. I wasn't there, but it's not what the bullet does for everybody including Jon when he used it again.
Why don't you get off your high horse? I know what i'm doing.
Why don't you get off your high horse? I know what i'm doing.
A shoulder hit appears to be unlikely and it was not mentioned on WHC in his thread.
I don't own a horse (high or otherwise) and ive never implied i did.
Now who is posting insults?
#70
Sheesh this discussion is still going???? Pete, I've personally witnessed powerbelt blowups on 2 occasions having to track and finish off 2 whitetails with blown up shoulders. And heard about MANY MANY MANY more. On the 2 I witnessed, Mark was using 2 pyro pellets out of one of the Knight models (no clue which one it was). All it did was blow a good bit of meat off the shoulders. These were 2 Pa Does so they weren't all that big and they were both between 50 and 75 yards. ANY bullet worth a tinkers damn wouldn't have done that crap. And that pic you just posted, sorry but my opinion is that was a bullet failure as well buddy. 3" entry on RIBS no less tells me that that bullet was blowing all to hell on the hide! Unacceptable in ANYONE'S book with an ounce of ethics and care for the game.




