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Old 03-02-2006, 08:35 AM
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Berger 210 VLD

Has anyone done some performance testing on this bullet? Maybe on ballistic gellatin (they actually sell that in Midway now!) or in wet newsprint etc.?
Basically i am trying to ascertain whether it is a viable big game bullet from a 300 RUM. Basically how it would perform from 50- whatever range on elk/deer etc. Would it expand at long range, penetrate at short range etc.

BTW, any loads for the rum on this bullet? How was accuracy/velocity?
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Old 03-02-2006, 09:34 AM
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Re: Berger 210 VLD

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I shot this bullet a little over a month ago. I was using 89g Retumbo and getting an even 3000fps. I had shot 2 coyotes, which I think you saw the pics. Teh ranges were 118, and 275. They left gaping holes. I think they would be an aweseome deer bullet as well. Maybe a little on the explosive side, but thats still a plenty big bullet to pass through deer. They are suppose to be made with light jackets, thats why I'm experiencing the expansion I'm getting. I would not use them for elk though. I think its a little to fragile of a bullet. I did not shoot them in my wet newspaper test. For targets, coyotes, antelope, deer, you could not go wrong with this bullet. But for elk/bears I still think there is better choices out there.
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Re: Berger 210 VLD

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Old 03-02-2006, 11:02 AM
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Re: Berger 210 VLD

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Phonetic alphabet for
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Old 03-02-2006, 11:10 AM
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Re: Berger 210 VLD

Yuor first military lesson on radio talk!

Letter Pronunciation Letter Pronunciation

A Alpha (AL fah)------------N November (no VEM ber)
B Bravo (BRAH VOH)----------O Oscar (OSS cah)
C Charlie (CHAR lee)--------P Papa (pah PAH)
D Delta (DELL tah)----------Q Quebec (keh BECK)
E Echo (ECK oh)-------------R Romeo (ROW me oh)
F Foxtrot (FOKS trot)-------S Sierra (see AIR rah)
G Golf (GOLF)---------------T Tango (TANG go)
H Hotel (hoh TELL)----------U Uniform (YOU nee form)
I India (IN dee ah)---------V Victor (VIK tah)
J Juliett (JEW lee ETT)-----W Whiskey (WISS key)
K Kilo (KEY loh)------------X X Ray (ECKS RAY)
L Lima (LEE mah)------------Y Yankee (YANG key)
M Mike (MIKE)---------------Z Zulu (ZOO loo)


Note: The syllables printed in capital letters are to be stressed.
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Re: Berger 210 VLD

Hey Pop,

My huntin pardner is working or has been working with them some. Here is a plate we got hanging at 500yds, that has a few impacts from the Bergers on it, for what it's worth. The plate is a scrapped 12"- 150# blind, the white circle is 2.5" in dia. These weren't shot in ideal conditions by any means. 15+ mph winds coming in from 3 on the first one and from 9 on the second.

This is both Bergers and Wildcat 210's,

This one is just showing the Bergers.


If I can get the data from him I will post it up or maybe he will when he gets off work. I know that mostly he is using H-1000 and Retumbo.
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