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Warner Tool Co bullets

The guys I know who have shot them really love how they fly but they are not a hunting bullet.

They are NOT hunting bullets. These bullets are lather-turned solid copper alloy bullets and VERY pointy. Although I have recovered a fair number of them from dirt embankments that are mushroomed, I am VERY skeptical that they are a useful hunting bullet for game bigger than a smaller varmint in their current configuration (unless you are the U.S. military). I anticipate that a hunting version will appear down the road, but that is a discussion for another day. To date they have NOT been shot into ballistics gelatin to show the cavity effects of a bullet strike on soft tissue. I expect the results would be very interesting, but this test has not been done to date (as far as I know).
There are some good reviews of them online but it's not a bullet I'd ever consider shooting at game.

Here's the review from whence the quote was taken.

Full Review of the New FlatLine Bullets by Jeff VanNiel - Long Range Only
 
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