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Light, non-ballistic, Bullet
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My Grendel loves 95g Vmax, but Im looking for a bullet that will function better on med-->large game. Any ideas? I was looking at the 107g SMKs, but have heard people in the Grendel community have had a hard time when trying to accurize this projectile
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#2
Speer 120 Gold Dot
Sierra 120 Pro Hunter
Nosler 129ABLR
There are many more...
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#3
100gr partitions, http://www.shootersproshop.com/on-sale/n...-50ct.html

not a high BC bullet or most accurate but tough on game bullets for sure. DNS has killed lots of hogs with Speer 90gr TNT bullets
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Mad Charlie Wrote:Speer 120 Gold Dot
Sierra 120 Pro Hunter
Nosler 129ABLR
There are many more...

Thanks, looking for a light (for Grendel) non-ballistic Bullet...not sure the suggestions fit the bill...thanks for the ellipses and overall attitude of post
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kmon Wrote:100gr partitions, http://www.shootersproshop.com/on-sale/n...-50ct.html

not a high BC bullet or most accurate but tough on game bullets for sure. DNS has killed lots of hogs with Speer 90gr TNT bullets

Thanks, I was looking at the partitions. Anyone with any luck getting a tight group with them? Looking forward to trying some of these FB projectiles at 100m.

Thanks again
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#6
100 Nosler BT. Great bullet, crazy accurate in all my rifles Over the years. Unless when you say “non ballistic” you mean you don’t want a tip?
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Sorry, looking for something that will be less "frangible" something that will hold together/penetrate.
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#8
Penetration and not frangible.

Barnes, cavity back or other copper bullets
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Valjean Wrote:Sorry, looking for something that will be less "frangible" something that will hold together/penetrate.

120 gold dot
120 fusion by federal
120 pro hunter
100 grain partitions
100 grain ttsx
115 tac tx
100 grain txs

85,95,100, 110 grain Maker trex

Heavier side

127 LRX
120 ttsx
120 tac
120 Maker trx
129 ablr
130 an

Non frangible but most likely illegal in your state
100 grain wolf fmj's
110 grain ppu fmj's
Hornady frontier 123 fmj's

That's all I can think of at the moment.
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Valjean Wrote:Thanks, looking for a light (for Grendel) non-ballistic Bullet...not sure the suggestions fit the bill...thanks for the ellipses and overall attitude of post

Ellipses? attitude?, not sure I follow.
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#11
Have never used Nosler Ballistic tip ammunition, someone once described it to me as being a varmint/frangible round. After reading some replies to the post, I've realized I was misusing the term. Sorry, and thanks.
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#12
If penetration and toughness are youR needs go with any of the solid copper bullets or a bonded bullet.

Typical ballistic tipped bullets are not known for great penetration. I use the 100 nosler bt for hunting deer sized game and smaller. It has performed very well for that and for target work out to 600 yds.
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#13
120 Gold dot, 120 Prohunter, 100 NBT. Gold dots first. They are cheap, and they seem to be easy to tune so far. Performance reputation from Gold dots is hard to argue with.
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#14
Valjean,
try either the 100gr. Nosler Partitions or the 100gr. Barnes TTSX.
get close enough to keep the impact speed ~2100 - 2200 fps. if possible.
both these suggested earlier. both will be good.
-tdbru
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#15
Cavity Back offers a 105gr monolithic.
https://www.cavitybackbullets.com/category-s/107.htm

Still don't understand the ellipses and attitude comment, maybe I have an elliptical attitude. Could be my linear eccentricity with a little vertex and co-vertex thrown in, I dunno. Maybe the three dots I used to indicate that there may be a lot of choices for good effect on game.
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kmon Wrote:100gr partitions, http://www.shootersproshop.com/on-sale/n...-50ct.html

not a high BC bullet or most accurate but tough on game bullets for sure. DNS has killed lots of hogs with Speer 90gr TNT bullets

Thanks, you just cost me money.
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Glad to help

Thanks, I was looking at the partitions. Anyone with any luck getting a tight group with them? Looking forward to trying some of these FB projectiles at 100m.

Thanks again

Inch and a quarter at 100 and less than 2 inches at 200, same rifle I can get a little better with 123gr SSTs.
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Thanks for all the help, my rifle seems to hate the 123 SST or ELDs be it handloads or factory.

Over many three, five, and 10 shot strings, the best grouping I could get with the 123SST was with Benchmark but the group's measure is embarrassing to post here Smile

The Hornady 129 interlock out performed both the SST and ELDs in my rifle at just under 2moa.
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Valjean Wrote:Thanks for all the help, my rifle seems to hate the 123 SST or ELDs be it handloads or factory.

Over many three, five, and 10 shot strings, the best grouping I could get with the 123SST was with Benchmark but the group's measure is embarrassing to post here Smile

The Hornady 129 interlock out performed both the SST and ELDs in my rifle at just under 2moa.

Are you sure there's not something wrong with the rifle, scope are scope mount?
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A5BLASTER Wrote:Are you sure there's not something wrong with the rifle, scope are scope mount?

Maybe. Went to the range and shot again today. The SSTs looked allot better. Im attaching photos from to day SST with Benchmark and CFE223

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