Teekerguy
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Anyone heard or used this brand before? Interesting concept looks like they may open a little more than hammers?
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Cavity back bullets?
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cohunt
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Yes, I'm not a huge fan of their standard or tipped version- didn't have much luck with accuracy in my 6.8spc or 308win --- but I do like their 195gr .308 subsonic version for my bo
Yes! The petals will hold under 3000 FPS and shed over (https://www.cavitybackbullets.com/category-s/117.htm). I have the 168 MKZ loaded for my .30 Gibbs.
Having said that, since you're in CA, I highly recommend to support small businesses and made in CA product - https://www.mcguireballistics.com/
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Teekerguy
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That looks good! Thanks for the response and I agree with supporting local but I'm looking for a 6mm and last I checked there hunting 6mm requires 1-7
Copy that! Good luck.
cohunt
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Here is a .308 subsonic 195gr c.b.b. for 300bo subs next to a barnes 110 tac-tx
Huh?
I have been using CBB in my 6.5 Grendel Encore for a few years now. Mine likes the 105MKZ.
I have taken a few whitetails and 4 Axis deer with it.
Here are some pictures of the (1) Entry, (2) Exit, (3) inside of the chest cavity. (4) is the animal itself. Shot was 142 yards and I hit a bit higher than I wanted to, but he only went about 35 yards before falling over.
I have taken a few whitetails and 4 Axis deer with it.
Here are some pictures of the (1) Entry, (2) Exit, (3) inside of the chest cavity. (4) is the animal itself. Shot was 142 yards and I hit a bit higher than I wanted to, but he only went about 35 yards before falling over.
Bucklowery
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I use CBB for subsonic and they are great I have not tried supers yet. You can also look at makers bullets. McGuires and apex. There are a lot of choices now a days.
Thanks
Buck
Thanks
Buck
Maker manufacturers some of his bullets for him.
74sharps
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I have a few of the 92 gr 6mm hunting bullets loaded for my 240. Waiting for the time and conditions to see how they do. Work and weather seem to really cut
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Happy New Year to all, 74
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Happy New Year to all, 74
I am familiar with Maker Bullets but my eyes are not as trained as yours. I cannot tell just by looking. You should have led with your #12. I have to admit, I did not know so, I reach out to Paul this AM.
