Any experiance with gmx ggr 22cal?

I have a few boxes of these which i inherited. They seem pretty flash judging by the price of them. But i can't find much info online about them.

Any advice eg load, game, ecthttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...3bdab7f8c5.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...eff375fae6.jpg

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I have shot the 55s out of a 22-250
Wicked performance to say the least. They would be my favored projectile in that caliber

Personally I would drill a larger hole up front.

They leave a fist size hole in red dear.

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They leave a fist size hole in red dear.

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Even with a 223? Were these superceded by the eld-x range?

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The CX range replaced them. They're the Hornady version of Barnes if that makes sense

I used to use the 70 GMX in my 22-204 at 3150, fantastic performance

I used the factory hornady ammo with that projectile, worked awesome, goats hated it.

I've used the 70 grain in my .223 and they worked really well. Accurate to shoot and being monolithic the theory is no lead in the meat. To get the best expansion I found they need to be going fast so not so good past perhaps 250mtr. Haven't tried the 55g but they should go faster and expand well.

Nice. Im still getting used to shooting my 308, so chasing deer deer with these might be a go. Easier to aim and shoot. Bit quieter too.

Judging from my father-in-laws reloading book they were flying at about 3000fps

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Even with a 223? Were these superceded by the eld-x range?

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OPPOSITE ENDS OF SPECTRUM...... eld-x super soft and explody..these are stout and hold together

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OPPOSITE ENDS OF SPECTRUM...... eld-x super soft and explody..these are stout and hold together

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So better penetration on deer sized game?

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yes.... they will pass through .the 50grn barnes ttsx work very well for me. these should be similar.

The TSX, TTSX, GMX, CX, etc turn a little calibre into a bigger calibre compared to similar weight conventional projectiles, staying together for much better penetration

The Hammer projectiles are like a bomb going off, losing their nose with the shank left to penetrate, much more aggressive than the Barnes & will kill faster

So maybe this is a dumb question. But im currently hunting with a 308 with 165sst.

Im new to the 308 and have a wee bit of a flinch thanks to a few mustakes early on.

Ive shot 22lr a heap. And shot rabbits, cats ect at a whole heap of ranges.

Would i be better off with the 223 gmx 55gr seeing its easier to shoot?

I would have thought that your better off with the 308 because a hit in the right spot at 200m is a kill. The rusk of an animal running off with 223 is higher.

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So maybe this is a dumb question. But im currently hunting with a 308 with 165sst.

Im new to the 308 and have a wee bit of a flinch thanks to a few mustakes early on.

Ive shot 22lr a heap. And shot rabbits, cats ect at a whole heap of ranges.

Would i be better off with the 223 gmx 55gr seeing its easier to shoot?

I would have thought that your better off with the 308 because a hit in the right spot at 200m is a kill. The rusk of an animal running off with 223 is higher.

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No risk if you put the pill in the right place. As you said no recoil compared to the 308. Best.

I would compare a 50grn ttsx to a mild .308---270 cup n core terminally but damage is different and still has to be put in right place. Find a more mild 308 load.and as counterintuitive as this sounds.the Winchester 180grn PowerPoint load has LESS felt recoil than the 150s

I'm picking your set load will be on the hot/fast end of scale. Ppu/Highland will be on lower end.

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So maybe this is a dumb question. But im currently hunting with a 308 with 165sst.

Im new to the 308 and have a wee bit of a flinch thanks to a few mustakes early on.

Ive shot 22lr a heap. And shot rabbits, cats ect at a whole heap of ranges.

Would i be better off with the 223 gmx 55gr seeing its easier to shoot?

I would have thought that your better off with the 308 because a hit in the right spot at 200m is a kill. The rusk of an animal running off with 223 is higher.

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Try some lighter projectiles

I think my 308 rounds are fairly safe. 42gr of 2206h.

I found that could hold the scope stiller on the 223 while standing and looking through the scope. I figure that that was due to a lighter barrel.

Both guns are a similar weight i imagine as the 223 is timber and the 308 is plastic.

If the terminal balistics is similar on the 223, I'd probably prefer that to shoot even though it doesnt feed as well and isnt quiet to cycle.




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your 308 will always beat .223 terminally but a good 223 load will do the job....
something funny going on if your mild loaded .308 is knocking you around.....look at your form..how you are holding rifle. what your using should be perfectly managable.

A 110-130 308 projectile is the way forward, the lighter it is the less recoil there is, regardless of velocity

My 6.8 SPC with 110s had way more terminal performance than a 223 with 55s probably well over twice as much going on how the game reacted, dead right there rather than requiring another shot

A 110 out of a 308 will be even more emphatic

This is talking inside 200-250 yards