Hunting & Fishing Barnes bullets
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Re: Barnes bullets
Since bucks evaded me like the plague this year I can't speak to their stopping power; however, they sure do shoot nice at the range. I have complete confidence in their ability to get to the meat if I do my part right.
Since bucks evaded me like the plague this year I can't speak to their stopping power; however, they sure do shoot nice at the range. I have complete confidence in their ability to get to the meat if I do my part right.
Re: Barnes bullets
i like the barnes bullet but the all copper bullets are so expensive i cant afford to pratice with them. i usually use a game king and pratice extra. although i did take a elk at 438 with a 180 gx x bullet out of a 300 wby and was very pleased
i like the barnes bullet but the all copper bullets are so expensive i cant afford to pratice with them. i usually use a game king and pratice extra. although i did take a elk at 438 with a 180 gx x bullet out of a 300 wby and was very pleased
Re: Barnes bullets
Thunderbolt, Great Thread.
Hang onto those bullets, and you may also want to look at having them encased in lucite type stuff. There was a guy here who did that type of thing.
Point being though, that is a great example of the 'terminal effects' those bullets create. Only other point of curiosity that I'd have, is a retrieved bullet weight, and how much did it lose. (if any)
Carry on.
Thunderbolt, Great Thread.
Hang onto those bullets, and you may also want to look at having them encased in lucite type stuff. There was a guy here who did that type of thing.
Point being though, that is a great example of the 'terminal effects' those bullets create. Only other point of curiosity that I'd have, is a retrieved bullet weight, and how much did it lose. (if any)
Carry on.
