Barnes Bullets
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Jim Beckley
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Barnes Bullets
Does any bullet that Barnes makes kill anything deader than any bullet Nosler makes?
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Bob259
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Re: Barnes Bullets
Well JB if it was McAlice answering we all know it would go something like only if it's in a 7mmJim Beckley wrote:Does any bullet that Barnes makes kill anything deader than any bullet Nosler makes?
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Joaquin B
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Re: Barnes Bullets
Nope,
I used Barnes X bullets before Nosler came out with the AccuBonds, because their tips will not deform from slamming forward into the wall of the magazine box under recoil, like the Nosler Partitions do, especially in my .338 and .375. I now use Nosler ABs in all my hunting rifles, except on the .375 H & H. I still use Barnes Xs, Hornady solids and Woodleigh WeldCore bullets. I dream of some day being able to again go to Africa and use them on real critters.
I used Barnes X bullets before Nosler came out with the AccuBonds, because their tips will not deform from slamming forward into the wall of the magazine box under recoil, like the Nosler Partitions do, especially in my .338 and .375. I now use Nosler ABs in all my hunting rifles, except on the .375 H & H. I still use Barnes Xs, Hornady solids and Woodleigh WeldCore bullets. I dream of some day being able to again go to Africa and use them on real critters.
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