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Can someone tell me what happened to this bullet?
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snox801
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Looks like it was not stable enough upon impact.
snox801
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300 blk is a great round for kids. Just finished working up my 190gr cutting edge for subs. I run the 101 hammer in them most the time because that bullet just simply kills with a quickness and has very little recoil
Twist requirement is faster than 1:8. There are 2 blackout bullets at 200gr; one expanding and one doesn't labeled as target non expanding.
fseaman
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Long bullet, low velocity, got deer, good job.
Hand Skills
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I think he means this bullet;
Recommended twist is indeed 1:8 (or faster)
Don't know is why I asked. Crazy having 2 same weight different usage.
tomcat818
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Looks like it opened up initially then partially hit something solid on one side. I can see the "pedals" have formed fairly equally at impact then mashed by bone at much lower velocity??
Critter Picker
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Looks like low velocity, hit rib (maybe?)
Aussie Hunter Steve
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Too slow for its construction
Ive shot alot of those same bullets and haven't seen one do that "yet". I've only caught couple in deer but the ones I did catch were fully expanded. I'm pushing mine at 1050fps and have shot deer out to 120y with full expansion, which was obvious, from the exit wound. It definitely looks like it started expanding and then lost its stability and went sideways.. but who knows
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IMHO, all of the comments above are spot on. There is nothing wrong with the bullet; the application/delivery system requirement is not ideal for its intended purpose.
