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Copper vs lead
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<blockquote data-quote="StumpGrinder" data-source="post: 2020970" data-attributes="member: 114832"><p>To each their own but that has not been my experience with Barnes bullets however I'm not shooting long distances either. I'm well within the velocity window of the bullets ability to expand. Even the best jacketed bullet has a velocity window that it was designed to perform in. It's just like any other tool, yes you can drive a nail with a wrench but a hammer will do it better. Most bullet makers publish the velocity at which their bullet was designed to perform. Stay within those limits and most modern bullets do well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="StumpGrinder, post: 2020970, member: 114832"] To each their own but that has not been my experience with Barnes bullets however I'm not shooting long distances either. I'm well within the velocity window of the bullets ability to expand. Even the best jacketed bullet has a velocity window that it was designed to perform in. It's just like any other tool, yes you can drive a nail with a wrench but a hammer will do it better. Most bullet makers publish the velocity at which their bullet was designed to perform. Stay within those limits and most modern bullets do well. [/QUOTE]
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