#262506 - 06/12/07 07:20 AM
Re: Shock Wave Bullets
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War Eagle
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My brother-in-law shot a big doe at 40 yds. with the 250 gr. SW out of his Encore this past season and didn't get a pass-thru. I on the other hand, shot a 6-pt. at 100 yds. with the 300 gr. Barnes out of my Knight and got a pass-thru and lots of blood.
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#270355 - 06/19/07 10:04 AM
Re: Shock Wave Bullets
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steyrhunter
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I have used the 200 gr in .50 cal with great results. Last year they were 3 for 3 with 70 yards being the longest tracking job.
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#270481 - 06/19/07 12:02 PM
Re: Shock Wave Bullets
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rldel
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I can't help you Gramps on the 300 because my TC is in .45 but the shockwaves in 200 gr and .45 have worked well since it set the thing up a few years ago.
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#273598 - 06/21/07 11:29 PM
Re: Shock Wave Bullets
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scn
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I've killed 4-5 with the 250gr. Shockwave since they came on the market. All but one basically dropped in their tracks. But, I've yet to get an exit wound with one-and very poor bloodtrail for the couple that ran. They are great shooting bullets that I am comfortable with around fields or open areas where I can watch the deer run off. I'd be reluctant to use them hunting in thick cover.
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#273664 - 06/22/07 02:12 AM
Re: Shock Wave Bullets
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Model70Man
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Barnes Spitfire.......no substitute.
Used to use the Shockwave but they were so hard to load in my Encore. Switched to the Barnes and haven't looked back.
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#277264 - 06/25/07 05:57 PM
Re: Shock Wave Bullets
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the shockwaves in the 300 grain w/ 10 grains of 777 shoot well in my encore but I still have a lack of blood trail issue.I lost a nice buck last season .no blood sign at all. I hope I missed him but not at that range.I did not see him for the rest of the season. I had one doe go around 40 yards without a blood trail. A good buddy has shoot several with the 250 grain and had the same issues.
ditto for me too !! i got a bunch of 250s if you want them you can have em imho they shoot very good at targets , but suck at killing deer!
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#283817 - 06/30/07 06:12 PM
Re: Shock Wave Bullets
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megalomaniac
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The 300 gr shockwave killed the snot out of this deer. Complete pass thru on a shoulder shot around 75 yards. (BTW, my first time to use the 300gr shockwave, so it's not like I have a ton of experience with the bullet.)
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#287455 - 07/03/07 06:31 PM
Re: Shock Wave Bullets
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CHRIS WILSON
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Anyone shot anything with the bonded shockwaves? I've got a box in my range box I'm going to be testing on the range this weekend. I'm curious about the terminal performance of the bonded vs. the regular shockwaves.
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