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Were the old failsafe bullets bonded? Are they the same design as winchester's XP3 bullet? It the accubond basically a failsafe bullet with a poly tip? Trying to figure out the differences. Thanks guys.

If you have some I'd be interested.

ANYONE? I tried running the hornets through the FL K hornet dies, but that didnt do anything. Yes I adjusted the dies all the way, still nothing.

How much more velocity can I expect from a 110 gr. AB over a 130 gr. ab. Use whatever load you want to compare the two. Just curious........... I usually use 130 gr. CT ballastic tips but when I seen the 110 gr. AB come out I got excited. The 110 gr AB should be a real deer slayer.

This test isnt about different weights, its a ballistics comparasion between different brands and styles of bullets.

surely there is someone here that can answer my questions?

Also, while looking around on here I found where someone posted this stating that its not a sabot. Will this work in my traditional style of muzzleloader? http://www.hornady.com/story.php?s=770

Ok, first off. I just got a traditional muzzleloader made by traditions. Its like a hawken but its called a mountain or something along those lines. My dad has it right now so I havnt been able to look through the manual. 1. Since its a traditional style, can I use the powder pellets? What If I...

What kind of a reference do you guys use when seating bullets without a cannalure? I just used my best judgement.............. Also, what caliber generally stops using small rifle primers and then up to large rifle primers?

Did I hear right that there is now a 110 Gr Ab in .277? These would be deer slayers! Where can I get some?

Thanks pop, this site will have a lot of visitors........

I follow you on the case comparison but what does being a semi auto have to do with anything? when i refered to 10 mm auto, I was refering to the round, not the wheapon. This is being shot out of a glock.

There is this guy that keeps telling me that a 10mm auto can be loaded hotter than a 41. rem mag. Im telling this guy that he's nuts and is crazy for trying this. He says the 10mm can push the 180 gr. bullet faster and harder than the 41 mag. Can u run that computer program you have to compare...

I am informed that the G20 and the G20SF use the same mags

Congrats on your G 17, You will love it. You will soon have the glock sickness. There are so many upgrades for them which is what makes the glock a lot of fun. I have a G17C which means its compensated. I will soon get the new G20SF which is the slim frame 10mm "THE LIONS ROAR" As for...

Almost got me beat. Just buy about 10,000 more bullets......... :lol:

not a true inline,no. I believe you can mail them..................in a bubble envelope and mark it fragile and do not scan maby? thanks if you can.

nope.............a musket cap. Confused me too. look here. http://www.cannon-mania.com/images/Misc ... -close.jpg http://www.gamaliel.com/cart/images/thumbs/t_3874.jpeg

Anyone have a musket cap they could spare? Long story short, Rifle was loaded under the understanding it used 209's but it actually uses the musket caps. Looking to get rid of the rifle, so I just want to dischare it. I would hate to have to spend the $14 on a can of caps when im only goin to...

I read this on the hornady web sight... 3) High Power without Higher Pressure and Heat The traditional way to achieve higher velocity is to increase case capacity and/or pressures. Hornady has found a better way — achieving more energy and flatter trajectories in standard cases using a cool...