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Hunting & Fishing New Hunting Bullets Available
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The 210s and 198s are the same for bearing surface and driving bands, those are a highly capable pair.
We have the bullets in stock and 30c blanks for prefits
I would just suggest keeping them to 1700.
I've shot some stuff with them out of a 300BLK at subsonic and they still mash up the nose but they don't open as aggressively.
Before they went statewide non lead I've had much success with accubonds. Not the toughest bullets but sure as hell hit em hard.
Yes smart to plan ahead. Last year when the stateside ban hit, many people who didn't prepare were scrambling and some ended up with no ammo. Especially with the strict ammo purchasing laws to add.
I have the 122 cayuga's and they look promising so far in my 6.5 creedmoor and initial groups have been better than the 127lrx's I've been using. If PVA is going to have another barrel and bullet sale, I'll order a 308 barrel and pick up some of the lighter options and try those out as well.
As of now, wuflu is screwing me out of work until at least next fall and is stopping the progression of me moving forward in school so I'll have more time to hunt harder this year and will likely get a deer, black bear, and pig tags and hopefully have some reports of the Cayuga's on game.
As of now, wuflu is screwing me out of work until at least next fall and is stopping the progression of me moving forward in school so I'll have more time to hunt harder this year and will likely get a deer, black bear, and pig tags and hopefully have some reports of the Cayuga's on game.
Only what I posted above really. The 300blk test was impromptu and I didnt have a phone with me.
We had good performance in white oak with 6mm 101s from a 6BR at point blank.
All the game animal tests have been total pass thrus
So the 284 show needing a 1:9 twist barrel but most factory 7 mags are 1:9.25-1:9.5. Can these stabilize the 151 cayuga hunts?
Depends where you are shooting them. Speed helps but DA is the real king. In Fairbanks during January I would say no. In Wyoming at 5000ft ASL... very likely yes.
Unfortunately it is hard to know for sure without trying them and I dont have those twist 7mm barrels.
So my emerging plan with the new 6mm Flatlines is as follows:
20" 6mm AR barrel in a precision AR15 platform
95gr Flatline (0.61ish G1 BC)
Per some analysis and discussion, think the MV might be in the 2950 to 3000fps range. That is a mighty flat and hard hitting offering out to and beyond 1000.
Yotes and ground hogs on my farm are officially on notice!!!!
20" 6mm AR barrel in a precision AR15 platform
95gr Flatline (0.61ish G1 BC)
Per some analysis and discussion, think the MV might be in the 2950 to 3000fps range. That is a mighty flat and hard hitting offering out to and beyond 1000.
Yotes and ground hogs on my farm are officially on notice!!!!
It’s hard to say. I need to find a coyote to hammer I think. Weighed 158gr from 170. In my 28 nosler going 3100. I think I’ll take it to distance to see what bc I get. I have a 1:7 twist, so we’ll see what going on. Going to do the 185 cutting edge lazer also
I never shot out my other barrel but everyone claims I was close. I had over 600. I was running 82Gr of n570 At 3,200 with a 26” barrel. It slowed down last season to 3150. Still shot one hole at 100 and it was impressive beyond 1,000
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