I've witnessed a 177 gr. roundball kill two deer. Now you are going to tell me there's absolutely no chance of getting three with this powerhouse 250 XP, using 120 grains of Blackhorn?


hahahahahaha..... get a clue and check your brain for on/off activity, this late in the day. I'm done talking to someone that preaches to the choir, but has no instruments to play for soundtrack.

So you can't back up what you said?? That's ok, I new you couldn't. Good luck next time

We didn't do any BC'S on the XP bullets. Once it cools down a little I will.

Actually there Trip, it's me that has a real world live game report of the Lehigh XP. I loaded up a couple hundred of them for my .458 SOCOM and since I am stuck at home with a blown knee I let one of my hog hunting buddies take my rig down to Texas with the rest of our team. Here is a link to that report. This report has also been sent to Lehigh Dave. http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/blac...us-lehigh.html

Dave's gonna be losing money on this. Target shooters are all going to start using these bullets with some sort of soft capture behind the targets and RE-USE them! :s2:

Sounds good:cool2:

Well looking at the videos they are an impressive design and perform well. But at $25/20 I don't think I'll be buying any. Every deer I ever shot with the 300 gr XTP expired extremely fast and fell within sight out of both my muzzys and my .44 mag revolver.

Bronko,
All the Lehigh Muzzleloader bullets are under $1.00 a piece.

http://www.lehighdefense.com/collect...ant=1210694000

When you compare to other premium bullets that's really cheap. But your right your XTP'S will do just fine.

This one interests me for one reason or another. It sure has a large window of velocities that it is suppose to work within.
Edit: I looked at all the muzzleloader bullets they offer and it seems they are all suppose to be effective at from 750 to 4000 fps.

what did the expansion and wound channel (if we can call it that) look like in the phone book? Was it a massive tunnel effect or a pencil hole?