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I have been searching youtube and the net for reports of terminal effect on game of A-Tips. I have seen use on pronghorn and ballistic gel. Does anyone have experience on other targets please?
Jaron, thanks for info. Exactly what I hoped for. I'm looking for a frangible, total energy dumping, dead right there bullet. Did you happen to get an exit hole on either animal?Cow elk at 320 and whitetail buck close range. I'd say they preformed similar to eldx. They both shed a lot of weight and made a mess inside
(**** spell check) Jpron, thanks. How far did your critters go after the shot? Would you use them again?Jaron, thanks for info. Exactly what I hoped for. I'm looking for a frangible, total energy dumping, dead right there bullet. Did you happen to get an exit hole on either animal?
Thanks, Hornady does have new line of mono/copperCow went about 20 yards and plopped over. Deer dropped. I'm trying copper monos this year. I really haven't been happy with hornady bullets. At least the eldx so I'm trying coppers in a few different rifles to look at performance. If they work as advertised, I'll probably go all copper. If they don't I go back to the atip before any other hornady bullet
Interesting. I never thought about them changing the lead alloy composition. I wonder if that allows them to get tighter tolerences. If there is one thing the A-tips are it is consistent. And expensive of course.My understanding is that they have a somewhat hardened lead core thats different than than the M or X
A friend harvested a nice WY bull elk this year at 400Y+.I have been searching youtube and the net for reports of terminal effect on game of A-Tips. I have seen use on pronghorn and ballistic gel. Does anyone have experience on other targets please?
ThanksI had two 135gr A-Tips not expand much on whitetail deer at 175 and 340 yards. 6.5 Creedmoor @ 2750 fps at the muzzle. I have heard they work great at higher velocities.