Treeman
Treeman
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Re: Ideal calibre for (subsonic) culling?

As per my post on GS years ago, when doing subsonic you must break bones, I do not like head shots in general. Double shoulder bone and double lung is...

1 year ago
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Re: Ideal calibre for (subsonic) culling?

Impala has a 40gr CFN. I am sure they could make a special order with rebated rim. ****************Already tried it, as per further up post. Accuracy ...

1 year ago
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Re: Sticky bolt of the other kind.

You sound like me on a good fix it night.

1 year ago
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Re: Ideal calibre for (subsonic) culling?

This sounds a bit like trying to get the (apparent) benefits of a .17 out of a .22. I wonder how much better a turned monolithic would be at .22 veloc...

1 year ago
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Re: Ideal calibre for (subsonic) culling?

***********************Wish it was available in RSA

1 year ago
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Re: Anyone you know with a lathe and time on their hands ?

Watched a video by Halfmilesniper. His 6,5PRC gained about 50fps when he changed from CCI200 to WLR primers.**********************like I was suggestin...

1 year ago
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Re: Ideal calibre for (subsonic) culling?

I actually have obtained some Impala solids and had a die made just for that purpose. Pulled and reloaded. The accuracy was....... downrange, sometime...

1 year ago
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Re: Ideal calibre for (subsonic) culling?

Kriek Bullets has a 48gr mono.**************************Sorry, my BAAAD, really bad. Called a cartridge a bullet. I am wanting .22 LR  ammunition...

1 year ago
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Re: Primer compound mass - effect on velocity ?

Can the primer compound mass being so miniscule and the input it has so miniscule in relation to the charge have an measurable affect ? I think not.Di...

1 year ago
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Re: Ideal calibre for (subsonic) culling?

Please help me with at least one maker's name for 45gr solids.***************************Question, solid non expanding or monolithic ?I see the n...

1 year ago
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Re: Ideal calibre for (subsonic) culling?

223, who offers solid .22 ammo, this is of some interest. Will also Google this question. Solid brass, copper ?

1 year ago
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Re: Kruger Park Declaration of Firearm

That undeclared "back up" might just get you into some deep poo if discovered...****************************When we had the baboon/children ...

1 year ago
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Re: Ideal calibre for (subsonic) culling?

Yea Jameson, my exact theory as well, wide and heavy does the trick when subsonic. A 165 gr sub sonic .308 usually does not break a brick, for what th...

1 year ago
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