very interesting test. Especially the breaking of the plywood. That was a surprise. It looks like you got good expansion but you lost a lot of bullet weight. Still I think for deer size, that might have been a good bullet. But only two jugs ... that kind of bothers me.
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My first thought is that a large buck shoulder shot with that bullet would suffer a nasty surface wound, and likely run off and die a few days later. Mid-chest shot would likely do the job. But there are so many better bullets. So why?
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Im not sure if i should laugh or cry. Its sad to think people use these to shoot game.
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Originally Posted by Semisane
(Post 4209500)
But there are so many better bullets. So why?
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It's like shooting a round ball. Stay away from bone. I'm sure it broke the plywood, because it expanded so fast.
To be a bit fair to Powerbelt. They do say the hollow points are meant to expand fast, and stay in the animal. The tipped version is suppose to penetrate better with the Platinum having the smallest hollow point cavity. Could be hype, but that's their story. Thanks for testing it Ron. Where do you get all those bottles? |
Originally Posted by Muley Hunter
(Post 4209506)
The tipped version is suppose to penetrate better with the Platinum having the smallest hollow point cavity.
Thanks for testing it Ron. Where do you get all those bottles? |
He must drink a lot of water. :biggrin:
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That brand of water can be found in $ stores.
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Can't drink the water in the bottles; what would the bullets drink? Lady brings them bottles home from the Grocery store. They cost her money. She has been OK with the expense because they have been on sale. Funny how it is OK to buy them bottles for me because they are on sale. Once they go off sale, she won't be so agreeable, if i know her, like i think i know her. When that day comes, i guess i will be reaching into my own pockets, or retire.
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