70 VLD and 69 TMK

[jason miller]

I shot one of each of these into jugs the other day. MV on the VLD should have been just over 3,000 fps, and the 69 should have been closer to 3,050. Rifle is a Howa Mini with 1:9" twist barrel. Jugs were setup at 20 paces. Both bullets ended up in the third jug. Recovered bullets consisted of a pretty shredded jacket that expanded almost all the way to the base, along with a little bit of lead core that separated from the remaining jacket when poured out of the jug. They both looked just about like other cup and core bullets I've run into jugs. I was impressed that they both retained anything worth recovering, considering their small size and relatively high impact velocity. Unfortunately, I left both bullets at my parents' house, so weights and pictures would have to wait until I get back down there.

 

[SJB358]

Nice. 3 jugs is enough to put the pain train on a deer or antelope. The 77 TMK did about the same thing in my 223 as well. Deadly bullet though. Accurate as heck.


Cool jug test though. Can’t wait to see the pictures.

 

[fisherchoir]

I shot one of each of these into jugs the other day. MV on the VLD should have been just over 3,000 fps, and the 69 should have been closer to 3,050. Rifle is a Howa Mini with 1:9" twist barrel. Jugs were setup at 20 paces. Both bullets ended up in the third jug. Recovered bullets consisted of a pretty shredded jacket that expanded almost all the way to the base, along with a little bit of lead core that separated from the remaining jacket when poured out of the jug. They both looked just about like other cup and core bullets I've run into jugs. I was impressed that they both retained anything worth recovering, considering their small size and relatively high impact velocity. Unfortunately, I left both bullets at my parents' house, so weights and pictures would have to wait until I get back down there. flappy bird

Please share pictures of those bullets. I can't wait to see the photos.

 

[LonieSchulist]

Geometry Dash​

I shot one of each of these into jugs the other day. MV on the VLD should have been just over 3,000 fps, and the 69 should have been closer to 3,050. Rifle is a Howa Mini with 1:9" twist barrel. Jugs were setup at 20 paces. Both bullets ended up in the third jug. Recovered bullets consisted of a pretty shredded jacket that expanded almost all the way to the base, along with a little bit of lead core that separated from the remaining jacket when poured out of the jug. They both looked just about like other cup and core bullets I've run into jugs. I was impressed that they both retained anything worth recovering, considering their small size and relatively high impact velocity. Unfortunately, I left both bullets at my parents' house, so weights and pictures would have to wait until I get back down there.

This speed is extremely fast, I think it will cause great damage if it hits. Your invention is really good.

 

[markburden]

fnaf 2​

I shot one of each of these into jugs the other day. MV on the VLD should have been just over 3,000 fps, and the 69 should have been closer to 3,050. Rifle is a Howa Mini with 1:9" twist barrel. Jugs were setup at 20 paces. Both bullets ended up in the third jug. Recovered bullets consisted of a pretty shredded jacket that expanded almost all the way to the base, along with a little bit of lead core that separated from the remaining jacket when poured out of the jug. They both looked just about like other cup and core bullets I've run into jugs. I was impressed that they both retained anything worth recovering, considering their small size and relatively high impact velocity. Unfortunately, I left both bullets at my parents' house, so weights and pictures would have to wait until I get back down there.

Interesting results, especially considering the high impact velocity and how much of the bullets remained recoverable. It would be good to see the recovered weights and pictures once you get them back.

 

[jimbires]

fnaf 2​

Interesting results, especially considering the high impact velocity and how much of the bullets remained recoverable. It would be good to see the recovered weights and pictures once you get them back.

welcome to the forum . Jason Miller has not been on here for 5 years .