My biggest problem with the all copper bullets is copper build up in the rifling. I have not tried them with CFE powders however. Nosler partitions have never let me down.
Now I really am confused. You really think you get true facts from Google? You do you and I will just keep stacking them up with the antiquated Nosler partitions. I had all of your “facts” I care to.
I am glad you are happy with the Barnes bullets. You do realize the partition was designed to lose weight in the frontal portion to create a wider wound channel right? The copper bullets do come with a caveat, in that you must use a lighter bullet in order to get the speed required for them to...
Had my knees replaced 4 years ago. I am 69 and still hunting deer and bear. The main thing is to eat right and stay in shape. I do a lot of walking and hiking year around.
My savage 99 would shoot 2 to 2 1/2” groups with both 150 and 180 grain spitzer bullets. One day while perusing my LGS I found a NOS box of Speer round nose 165 grain bullets. I loaded them up and was astounded when that old rifle shot its first honest to goodness 1 MOA group. No the quest is on...
It is considered an obsolete cartridge now that is no longer commercially available. However I have found in my Mannlicher Schoenauer model 1905 it works very well on ungulates and wild hogs. Using either 200 or 250 grain bullets. Strictly an reloaders cartridge now.