My question is, I just finished up reloading for my hunting seasons ammo and out of 120 rounds loaded there were 12 bullets (10%) that I can't get the tip/hollow point cleaned out with a wire drill/ tip cleaner, is this a normal amount that you've seen? so I won't use these for hunting. Will anything change in these 12 as far as using them for long range target practice and groupings?
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7mm 195gr EOL Elite Hunter (hollow point)
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wilkup
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Jokostel
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I'm quite certain that the flight thru the air at Mach 3 will change that... you should be just fine.
Are you saying that the flight will clean the tips or open them to where they should be?
I would NOT use these for big game hunting. As the OP mentioned I would reserve these for target only.
Wedgy
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Call Berger and see what they say.
I use one of the jewelers drills to clean my .338 300 grain Elite Hunters out after tumbling in HBN
17pc Fine Tiny Numbered 61 80 Mini Jeweler's Drill Bit Set Pin Vise Chuck Vice | eBay
I use one of the jewelers drills to clean my .338 300 grain Elite Hunters out after tumbling in HBN
17pc Fine Tiny Numbered 61 80 Mini Jeweler's Drill Bit Set Pin Vise Chuck Vice | eBay
bigngreen
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The flight won't d anything to the tips, if it did the bullet would open and dust. If I check tips and find some plugged I just use them for practice.
That's what I use and it works great, I just couldn't get these 12 to open up and didn't want to break the bit. All is good I shot the plugged up rounds today and a few more and they preformed on paper just like the other non plugged ones. Thanks for the input guys.
