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Somebody on Accurate Shooter received theirs said testing soon.
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Mine have arrived .
- DAA
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Couple quick spot check observations...
These new ones, what I'll call the Texas Golds, measure the same length but are 1/2 grain heavier than the last batch I got from Todd. And using a Stoney Point comparator, measure an average of about .011 longer to the ogive than the original Golds. I only grabbed a random 10 of each to compare. The old Golds varied only .001 in ogive - and that was a single one out of the ten, the other nine were the same. The new Texas variety, in addition to measuring about .011 longer, varied by about .003, with four or five of the ten within .001 of each other on the short side and the other five or six varying by .002 and .003 on the long side. What really matters to me, is how they shoot, and how they kill coyote. I might be able to get some testing on the shooting part later in the week. The coyotes, I'm not sure, might be a bit before I get out after them again. Good looking bullets though. I'm sure hoping they shoot as well as the old ones. - DAA
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30gr x 17Cal.
To anybody who has bought these bullets... 30gr. x 17Cal.
"would you take the time to throw 10 pcs. into the mail for me" please PM me ... |
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30gr TEXAS golds
I recieved my samples yesterday from a friendly member.
How's everyones bullet order proceding - any timelines or promises being broken or exagerated ? Any customer feed-back todate? |
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As far as shooting, it's been a bit on the chilly side here so haven't done anything further in load development than shooting them with the same load that I used with the old 30gr Kindler Golds. No change in POI. No change in group size. WD |
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I have some of his 30 gr. boat tail soft points too. Have not had time to shoot them yet. But dang they are some sexy looking bullets. In the .22-250 the SGK 1365 is my favorite coyote bullet. These remind me of a sleeker, .17 caliber version of the 1365.
I have been concentrating on trying to call mountain lion lately, so have not tried any of them on coyote yet. But I expect them to kill real well. - DAA
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