Interesting Bullet Performance Test
- Thread starter Sniper
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DaveB
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Yes, very informative.
Am wondering if he placed a bone in the shot path, say under the first or second leather sheet, what the results would be. There are so many possible combinations.
Still, this is the kind of information that tells me the Nosler bonding process is working very well.
Am wondering if he placed a bone in the shot path, say under the first or second leather sheet, what the results would be. There are so many possible combinations.
Still, this is the kind of information that tells me the Nosler bonding process is working very well.
GOODWIN
Well-Known Member
I'd like to see a similar test at higher velocities.
Latest results are quite interesting. I dissected some ELD-X and ELD-M bullets last week and honestly the ELD-M are a better design IMO for both hunting and long range steel shooting. The results from this past weekends testing shows the AMAX and ELD-M expanding very reliably even at ~1800 fps and holding together quite well.
