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Originally posted by WTucker View PostI shoot Accubonds in mine, but I’ve been wanting to try out the Berger 115s.
Those of you that shoot the Bergers in the 257, how do you like them for deer and pigs?
3" of penetration and then explosive expansion-- no exit, but the expanding bullet hit and DEMOLISHED the spinal cord. To the point that I was able to cut the head straight off with a pocket knife, no twisting or breaking vertebrae at all.
He dropped and never moved.
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Originally posted by Texans42 View PostMan I had major jacket issues at those speeds, had bullets blowing up on a pronghorn and whitetail. Cratering hide and muscle with no penetration into vitals.
Dropped down to 3380 and no issues, I may of had a bad batch.
Nonetheless my favorite bullet in the Roy
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Originally posted by bbqfan5909 View Post257 is dang impressive but quick loads shows 131s pushing almost 80,000 psi at 3400.
Does QL have all the 131 measurements? Im assuming there is something missing from boattail and bearing surface measurements? Those are the key to their pressure reduction, similar to the hammers.
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Originally posted by westtexducks View PostBeen going down this rabbit hole all day for potential switch lug Barrel. How does that 80 gr bullet fair on game?
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With the Barnes hotter you get them more they foul,
I killed a mule deer this year w/vld and had 70% weight retention w/impact velocity around 3000ft/s. And that’s after a good 8 plus inches of spine cord.
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Originally posted by duckhunter175 View PostCould've been the batch... I ran the 115s at 3400 through my 7.5 twist-- which results in a significant RPM and had no blow ups and they bang flopped a big pig.
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Originally posted by TacticalCowboy View PostHate to bust the bubble, but 60 grains of Varget behind a 110 vmax in the fuddy ought six will do 3500... I’ve done it myself
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Originally posted by TacticalCowboy View PostSee 110 grains
A 30 cal 110 and a 25 cal 110 are way different animals, only thing they have in common is weight.. that’s it.
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