Off topic in some parts - ML in the end
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The other day I was just dinging around and actually conversing with a guy at Lehigh - he asked me if I would like to try a new bullet they were building for Umarex. What's Umarex I asked? it is a pellet gun! Well my interest kinda dropped in a hurry - pellet gun! What am I going to do with a .17 pellet! Then he says it is a .510x238CF sabotless copper bullet! WHAT!!! Anyway I was a bit worried about the size .510 going down a ML bore, but that turns out to be OK also.
So I looked up the 'Pellet Gun' online - it does exist and it is 50 cal. And it is used for hunting - who would know.


The sample bullets arrived yesterday. So I did some checking this morning - I think they will work

The drive barbs are .510 and the top band around the bullet is .502 - so they might actually work

[img]https://i.postimg.cc/NjmXDxpw/IMG-0006.jpg[img]

I have a little concern about trying them in my .501 bores but in the .502 Wolverine and the .504 White - they shouldn't be a problem.

So hopefully I will get out to the farm and run a few through the Wolverine - They might really be good ML deer bullets???
So I looked up the 'Pellet Gun' online - it does exist and it is 50 cal. And it is used for hunting - who would know.


The sample bullets arrived yesterday. So I did some checking this morning - I think they will work

The drive barbs are .510 and the top band around the bullet is .502 - so they might actually work

[img]https://i.postimg.cc/NjmXDxpw/IMG-0006.jpg[img]

I have a little concern about trying them in my .501 bores but in the .502 Wolverine and the .504 White - they shouldn't be a problem.

So hopefully I will get out to the farm and run a few through the Wolverine - They might really be good ML deer bullets???
Last edited by sabotloader; 07-18-2019 at 09:50 AM.
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Bronc - I am really hoping to find out tomorrow. The powder cup is very thin and designed to expand with some where around 3000 psi from the Pellet Gun - the pressure from a ML shot will have no problem pushing the cup up tight on the bore.
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