RE: BALISTIC TIP OR CORELOCK
i would use the corelocts. that's what i'll be shooting in my 06 this year.
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RE: BALISTIC TIP OR CORELOCK
The gentleman asked for our experiences with the rounds he listed. I gave him mine. It was obvious you attempted to call me out about the Ballistic Tips fragility at the higher velocities. When confronted with facts you then say you handload. Yeah right |
RE: BALISTIC TIP OR CORELOCK
OK GUYS ..NO NEED TO GET TESTY HERE .. I AM NO BALLISTIC ENGINEER BUT I DO APPRECIATE BOTH VIEWS .... I SHOOT FACTORY LOADS AND I SUPPOSE I DID NOT MAKE THAT CLEAR IN MY POST ...
ROLL TIDE DD |
RE: BALISTIC TIP OR CORELOKT
Try the Federal Premium 130 gr Sierra GameKing BTSP...My brother owns 2-270s, one for him, one for his son...they have killed 50-60 deer with this load...Almost always get a good exit wound...Its a good load in a .270.
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RE: BALISTIC TIP OR CORELOKT
whats a ballistic tip??
Rem Corelok can kill anything; Can you buy them for handrolling yet? |
RE: BALISTIC TIP OR CORELOKT
ORIGINAL: tangozulu whats a ballistic tip?? Rem Corelok can kill anything; Can you buy them for handrolling yet? |
RE: BALISTIC TIP OR CORELOCK
i hate the core lokt bullet because the jacket tends to seperate from the bullet when it hits something hard. the ballistic tip can explode at close range on bone. If you want a bonded soft point bullet, go with these:Winchester Fail Safe, Nosler Partition(always a safe bet for anything), Hornady Interlock, Or Barnes X Bullet or Triple shock. For a polymer tipped round, stick with the bonded core bullets like the Nosler Accubond and hornady Interbond. Based on personal experience and seeing bullet effects in person on roughly75-85 deer, these are the bullets i can recommend to you.
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RE: BALISTIC TIP OR CORELOCK
I've been using factory core-locks since I've started hunting. As have my dad, 4 uncles, 3 cousins, and 3 family friends (all but 2 have been hunting 15 years more than I have). I've never had a problem with them expanding or not producting exit holes and none of them have either since I stared hunting with them. That's all they've used their whole lives, there's obviousley a reason for that. We hunt in WV so the same size deer as you roughly, most of our shots are within a hundred yards (with more than a handful of does taken in fields out to 200). Also we use 6 06's, 1 .270, a 30-30, and a .308, a .243, and a 7mm mag. Just the facts....use them how you wish
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RE: BALISTIC TIP OR CORELOCK
I have had absolutely no problems with Ballistic Tip bullet in a variety of chamberings and bullet weight to harvest upto deer sized game. In fact it is my favorite deer bullet. IMHO if your a rib shooter this bullet will not give you any worries! My experience mirrors that of other BT users...dead deer with very few yards travelled after the shot. I have made a couple of poor shots in my career with this bulletbut not one has led to a lost animal..thesewere notbullet failure but rather shooter failures!
I have said this anumber of times here and elsewhere, do your research pick the bullet that works for your situation (consider distance of shot, placement, game, construction or design, etc.). If you do this then you'll find more success in the field. Personally wouldn't consider the corelokt to be of any benefit over the NBT, I would also consider it a rib shooter bullet. If your a hunter who likes to break em down then go with a controlled expansion bullet such as the Nosler Partition, Speers Grand Slam orAccubond (or similar bonded polymer tipped bullets)...these are pretty much the best of both worlds, designed to open up but yet still retain weight for heavy sluggin' or penetration. |
RE: BALISTIC TIP OR CORELOCK
You don't need a blood trail with Ballistic tips. They seldom move out of their tracks. I shot four mule deer with the 25-06 last year with 100 grain Ballistic trips. three went down where they stood and one went about 20 yards. I use them in everything.
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