S SteveAreno Well-Known Member Joined Mar 7, 2012 Messages 60 Location Northern California Mar 15, 2012 #1 Here's a before and after picture of a hornady 55gr v-max .224 cal. 24.6 gr of Winchester 748 powder. cci 450 primers. Got this one out of an oak log. Attachments 9ff5ec04.jpg 63.7 KB · Views: 121
Here's a before and after picture of a hornady 55gr v-max .224 cal. 24.6 gr of Winchester 748 powder. cci 450 primers. Got this one out of an oak log.
P Paddle Member Joined Oct 5, 2010 Messages 14 Mar 18, 2012 #2 I'm surprised it held together. The oak log must have helped in stay in one piece. They explode a prairie dog!! gun)
I'm surprised it held together. The oak log must have helped in stay in one piece. They explode a prairie dog!! gun)
S SteveAreno Well-Known Member Joined Mar 7, 2012 Messages 60 Location Northern California Mar 18, 2012 #3 Yeah me too. The log I admit. Not a very good anolog for tissue and organs. The outside shell of the log was about two inches thick and the inside was all rotten. Slowed it don't really good. I don't know I'm pretty partial to the v-max. Attachments 6b137bb9.jpg 8.7 KB · Views: 125
Yeah me too. The log I admit. Not a very good anolog for tissue and organs. The outside shell of the log was about two inches thick and the inside was all rotten. Slowed it don't really good. I don't know I'm pretty partial to the v-max.
S SteveAreno Well-Known Member Joined Mar 7, 2012 Messages 60 Location Northern California Mar 19, 2012 #4 I was testing a couple loads at the range I thought a quarter inch piece of steel would hold up against my little v-max... I guess not.. Attachments 1985d156.jpg 14.4 KB · Views: 115 c19095c5.jpg 12.8 KB · Views: 134
I was testing a couple loads at the range I thought a quarter inch piece of steel would hold up against my little v-max... I guess not..
