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Posted: 6/16/2017 10:42:59 PM EDT
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Impressive against jugs of water, accuracy not bad either, actually better than Wolf Gold out of my rifle. The reason I posted is to ask if anyone has tested
this ammunition so far as gel tests, accuracy, and velocity. I do not have the means to do this, that and the fact that I am old, fat and lazy.
Oh yes, I have searched with no results. (I am not THAT lazy) |
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Fragment, not in two gallons of water! It blew them up impressively though. The bullets have an air gap in the nose and are longer than any other I have measured.
Dangit, now I have to pull another and measure it |
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OK .777 bullet length. 55 grain, Honest. Pointy like M855, 26.5 grains ball powder, boxer primed. Shot out of a 16" 1 in 7 twist barrel, under two inch average. Honest.
Whew! The reaction of two one gallon milk jugs was just as impressive as a 64 grain Gold Dot did out of the same barrel. I am loading up my Magpul's.----- With Gold Dot's of course. Can't pop a Magpul top and be uber cool without nickel cases. Honest.
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Fragment, not in two gallons of water! It blew them up impressively though. The bullets have an air gap in the nose and are longer than any other I have measured. Dangit, now I have to pull another and measure it Are you saying that there's a difference between an M193 and M855 casing and the design is close to being a 7N6 but in .224? |
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In bold, I am not following what you're trying to say. Are you saying that there's a difference between an M193 and M855 casing and the design is close to being a 7N6 but in .224? Quoted:
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Fragment, not in two gallons of water! It blew them up impressively though. The bullets have an air gap in the nose and are longer than any other I have measured. Dangit, now I have to pull another and measure it Are you saying that there's a difference between an M193 and M855 casing and the design is close to being a 7N6 but in .224? |
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