Re: I need to talk to a reloader with depth
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: J.Boyette</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Here it is.
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I want a slow down range bullet for hunting.
I want it with benchrest accurate levels from 0-200yds
That will work in 1-10, 1-11, 1-12 twist barrels.
It needs to cycle a AR-10, and work in a bolt gun as well.
I want the bullet to deform so much it will not be a over penetrating issue past 10yds or so.
Can this be loaded?
If so let me know and I will start on it ASAP. I know someone here has done it.
BTW, thanks alot!!!
John </div></div>
John,
To fit all your criteria there is only one bullet currently made that I know of: Barnes MPG. Made in 140 grain weight for the 308.
Here's the write up that accompanies this bullet:
<span style="font-weight: bold">"Barnes offers bullets featuring Multi-Purpose Green (MPG™) technology developed for military and law enforcement applications. MPG bullets feature a highly frangible, powdered-metal copper-tin core inside a guilding metal jacket.
Unlike frangible bullets lacking a protective jacket, MPG bullets remain intact under the rigors of handling, feeding and firing. This eliminates the primary cause of jammed actions and plugged barrels often experienced when firing frangible ammunition.
The 55-grain 5.56mm (.224) MPG bullet is designed for M4, HK416 and AR-15 type autoloaders and other firearms with rifling twist rates of 1:9” or faster. A 140-grain 7.62mm (.308) version is available for AR-10, SR-25, M40 (Remington 700) and M14 rifles with 1:12” or faster rifling twists. These open-tip bullets remain intact at ultra-high velocities and extreme rates of spin. On impact, they deliver explosive fragmentation.
Barnes’ Multi-Purpose Green bullets are exceptionally accurate. They’re ideal for shooting steel targets, competition, plinking, varmint hunting and home defense. “Green” is military shorthand for “lead-free”—a requirement in military and LE practice environments."</span>
This bullet should disintegrate inside the target, and should have no over penetration. Should be ideal for a lung shot out to 200 yds.
Bob