Ive used plenty of the 115 NBT through it and they were very good. The Barnes shot tiny groups and that's why I was using them. Disappointed. Back to the NBT's (they grouped about .75"). I will try your 100 grn NBT's too.
Wallaby treck starts tomorrow - 500 .223 loaded.
Last edited by Tahr; 09-11-2024 at 02:44 PM.
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I was meaning good luck for the wallaby
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Now that IS one time where a mono projectiles is called for.
75/15/10 black powder matters
I highly recommend the Barnes 55grs TTSX or the 62grs TTSX for deer.
They work VERY well on deer, also when shooting at the heart and lung area.
But hard quartering to and from shots against the heart and lung area should not be taken with a 223 on deer in my opinion.
I prefer the TTSX bullets over the TSX bullets, even if the TSX bullets work well too.
The TTSX bullets expands more reliable when taking a bit longer shots.
I cant guarantee it will play ball, But im staying away from the area if you reckon you can get here for a look @gimp. Its big! The width from dew claw to dew claw is almost as wide as my hand.
Unsophisticated... AF!
Get it with a .223 and post it here
Bailed up with dogs the trebly does the bizo so the 223 will romp home too.all about shot placement lol
75/15/10 black powder matters
If its all about shot placement, then Ive shot a 190lb wild boar with a .22 rimfire.
Heres an example of an even bigger boar, somewhere approaching 300lb and my little BRNO 22
Guns are deadly! no matter what the calibre or case.
Are they all equal though and will the New heavy projectiles give performance similar too bigger calibres?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxS88JpOM44
Unsophisticated... AF!
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