I have not as this load test was the first 20 I have ever shot of this bullet. I wouldnt be able to use them for hunting anyways due to the state restrictions allowing use of only lead free projectiles, but given the velocity and their design I would imagine old wylee has no chance of survival. If you run this through external ballistics you are retaining over 700ftlbs of energy at 550 yards which should be more than enough to down a yote. My usage will be for steel and target shooting to 600 yards. It will really depend on how well these can buck the wind vs the 130gr doing about 2500fps. Calculators say they are within an inch of each other if there is a 5mph cross wind, but the drop is significantly less on the blitzking.
105s doing 2400-2450 is really slow for its size and weight. I would think 2600fps from even a 18" would be doable without even really trying.
visual reference. these guys are short and pointy... and apparently stupid accurate without even trying (no seating depth tests conducted on my end)
![[Image: 20230301-180854.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/MKM07qf5/20230301-180854.jpg)
105gr sierra blitzking
120gr sierra matchking
120gr hornady eldm
123gr hornady eldm
105s doing 2400-2450 is really slow for its size and weight. I would think 2600fps from even a 18" would be doable without even really trying.
visual reference. these guys are short and pointy... and apparently stupid accurate without even trying (no seating depth tests conducted on my end)
![[Image: 20230301-180854.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/MKM07qf5/20230301-180854.jpg)
105gr sierra blitzking
120gr sierra matchking
120gr hornady eldm
123gr hornady eldm

