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AXE BULLETS!
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Varmint Hunter
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Years back there was a mono bullet manufacturer that made bullets with numerous small grooves around the shank. The company was "Groove Bullets". These bullets look very similar, and the multi-groove concept seems to make sense to me.
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Yep! I asked if they have a US distributor. I will share the info when I get it.
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BillLarson
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You are correct...... many companies have made and are still producing grooved bullets.... Herters was the on I emember from back in the 60`s....
I saw some old threads (2004) about it.
shinbone
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Looks very similar to Hammer bullets.
adam32+P
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They look like a combination of NorthFork and GS Custom bullets....should be a winner.
I like GSC; I still do not know if they folded.
BTW, thanks for sharing North Fork; I updated my list.
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adam32+P
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They are a bonded lead core bullet. Steve West just started using them, we'll see how they do next year. Looks like they have the BC of a brick.
Copy, thanks!
BillLarson
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Or Badlands,and many others.....
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shaughn
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Darpa had some interesting stuff too...If you are hunting T-72s.
Wasn't there another another maker in Arizona, or was it target bullets? I really can't remember.
Wasn't there another another maker in Arizona, or was it target bullets? I really can't remember.
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shaughn
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There is another maker I was looking at who is using the driving band concept, with an almost sub caliber projectile, but the company escapes me at the moment.
