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Hey folks, I just ordered and received a box of these to try in my ML. Question I have is, have any of you tried/hunted with thesepure brass bullets from Lehigh Defense? I've searched off and on for a while for a bullet that would"consistently" penetrate most anything that I might put in front of it.But with that said, there needs to be sufficient terminal damage to go with it and I'm wondering if some of you might know.
Reminds me of when I put a Phillips screwdriver through the palm of my hand.
Sabotloader, How did your accuracy tests turn out on these bullets?
@sabotloader. And others, the Puyallup river road muzzy shop owner told me the most popular bullet is the power belt .338 grn. Is that true? I’m getting ready to site in my new CVA and want the best bullet. 209 primer, 100 grains of pellet form powder. 50 cal
Mostly want the set up for elk, so it sounds like the two boxes of power belts I have are for sale then! What grain is best ? WSU, I had 290 grn in my older muzzy and had trouble killing a bull one year, took a couple good shots and then lived for about 10 minutes. The guy at the muzzy shop said 290 was too small for elk??
Quote from: Monsterbull11 on April 01, 2020, 01:06:30 PM Hey folks, I just ordered and received a box of these to try in my ML. Question I have is, have any of you tried/hunted with thesepure brass bullets from Lehigh Defense? I've searched off and on for a while for a bullet that would"consistently" penetrate most anything that I might put in front of it.But with that said, there needs to be sufficient terminal damage to go with it and I'm wondering if some of you might know. I can tell you Lehigh makes some of the most lethal performing bullets on the market. The XP bullet design is not really new but as has been suggested make sure that you can harvest animals with a non-expanding bullet.If you look closely at the bullet especially the shape of the nose you will be able to see the by the design the tip nose is meant to collect and channel fluid. It will collect a volume of fluid that is greater than can escape at the bottom of the groove. The fluid will be collected and the channeled back through the X squeezed to a fine beam of fluid and forced upward and outward from the bullets nose. This stream,depending on velocity, will act a cutting device cutting/rupturing adjacent organs. The nose essentially creates four fluid cutting torches that radiate outward from the bullet. In addition the velocity of the bullet passing through the fluid atmosphere creates Hydro-static pressure with the fluid atmosphere. And the final advantage is in most cases the bullet will pass through and exit the opposite side of the animal providing a blood letting channel,I have tested the bullet for accuracy and effect on water targets, but I have not used it as a hunting bullet. Others have!
How do people like you even exist lol I’ll continue to be ok at everything, and master nothing It’s a shame Washington state considers muzzeloaders firearms and the feds don’t. Would be nice to be able to at least try it. Maybe someday they will come around?
Felon. I bow hunt but the thought of other means was always nice... If they would ever open up big game hunting with air rifles, that would be the bees knees. Compressed air 350g projectile.. No powder, low noise..
Smossy can’t carry firearms. I was going to say, it’s hard to imagine a 265 grn bullet being the best for elk ? I no way am questioning your knowledge, it just surprises me and makes me second guess the light of a bullet. But either way, it sounds like your 265 and the 295 would be better options than the 338 I was recommended.
Where do you guy those Barnes 452x265 muzzy bullets?
Quote from: Smossy on April 06, 2020, 09:13:23 AM Felon. I bow hunt but the thought of other means was always nice... If they would ever open up big game hunting with air rifles, that would be the bees knees. Compressed air 350g projectile.. No powder, low noise.. I think you could go out of state. If I remember correctly, Florida doesn't restrict blackpowder guns. They have hogs, deer and other things. You can spear hogs too....a warm up for your bear spearing.
One more question...... for now, lol. How do you get good rifling if your bullet is covered w a plastic cover (sabot)?