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I decided to load something a little different in my 360DW and 44Mag ammo.
Tim
http://www.westernbullet.com/cbip/b358093.html
http://www.westernbullet.com/cbip/b429303.html
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Re: Something different for 357mag and 44mag
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December 09, 2007, 09:07:12 PM »
Interesting bullet, if used on game you should have an exit wound. Let us know if you have good results at the range?
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Re: Something different for 357mag and 44mag
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December 10, 2007, 12:21:38 AM »
just the thing for them armor plated whitetails, lol ...
i saw this one,
http://www.westernbullet.com/cbip/b456122.html
and though it might actually make a nice deerhunting round..maybe being pushed by some trailboss ?
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You're right about the Gould bullet.......they're pure murder on a deer.
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December 10, 2007, 05:23:43 AM »
well at $10 a box why not try them. they should mushroom nicely and at 330 grs. they should have a nice traj. and hit with authority i think.
honestly, what advantage does the semi jacketed HP's have, maybe less lead fouling, and slower expansion ?
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