Federal fusion?

[highoctane]

Here's a video from a guy that test different bullets. I watch him from time to time.

 

[RL338]

Over the years I’ve purchased Fusion overruns from RMR. I have them in 22 , 257 , and 7mm. They are the same as the Speer Gold Dots. They’ve all shot exceptional. Last ones I’ve shot were the 65gr in my 224 Wby.

 

[jimbires]

My experience with the fusion line up has been all positive, both the regular line and the tipped line. I would not hesitate to try them in anything I shoot today and have done a few reloads with them as a component. The bang for the buck certainly is in your favor with these.

I forget about you being close to me , and knowing the Grice family . maybe you knew Dave . when standing at the front register , look up at the left corner of the door . by where the primers are kept . there was a target or three hanging there . these are from the Dave I mention . Dave has been gone probably 8 or 10 years now .

 

[cjmac]

Here's a video from a guy that test different bullets. I watch him from time to time.

So im really curious about how so many reviews iv seen where people have said thay had small entry and exit wounds . Why would or what would cause that ? Maby the bullet needs certain speed to open ?

 

[cjmac]

Over the years I’ve purchased Fusion overruns from RMR. I have them in 22 , 257 , and 7mm. They are the same as the Speer Gold Dots. They’ve all shot exceptional. Last ones I’ve shot were the 65gr in my 224 Wby.
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Dang , yeah id say lol

 

[highoctane]

So im really curious about how so many reviews iv seen where people have said thay had small entry and exit wounds . Why would or what would cause that ? Maby the bullet needs certain speed to open ?

I can't answer that question.

I also know that ballistic gel isn't the same as animal tissue and bone however, it does give us a predictable medium of expected expansion, now whether or not we get that expected expansion is another question

 

[cjmac]

This is true . I wonder if its actually expanding like it should be doing the damage internally from the shock and just going through the other side.
I loaded some 150 grain Winchester power points last year my wife double long shot a doe at about 100 yd exit wound was only about the size of a nickel but internals were completely gone

 

[Dr. Vette]

So im really curious about how so many reviews iv seen where people have said thay had small entry and exit wounds . Why would or what would cause that ? Maby the bullet needs certain speed to open ?

When I have used them, the exit wounds have NOT been small.
Entry wounds are caliber sized, as expected with almost any bullet.

Internet reports should always be taken with a large grain of salt.
Give the Fusions a try.

 

[cjmac]

When I have used them, the exit wounds have NOT been small.
Entry wounds are caliber sized, as expected with almost any bullet.

Internet reports should always be taken with a large grain of salt.
Give the Fusions a try.

Wow good to hear . Yeah i try not to take them to seriously lol I have sst I want to try also

 

[JD338]

When I have used them, the exit wounds have NOT been small.
Entry wounds are caliber sized, as expected with almost any bullet.

Internet reports should always be taken with a large grain of salt.
Give the Fusions a try.

I think a lot of internet turbulence is from ….
My buddy’s cousin’s nephews neighbor knows a guy at the club who’s second cousin’s friend at the gun shop heard a story about….

That’s how the Nosler BTstarted out.

JD338

 

[cjmac]

I think a lot of internet turbulence is from ….
My buddy’s cousin’s nephews neighbor knows a guy at the club who’s second cousin’s friend at the gun shop heard a story about….

That’s how the Nosler BTstarted out.

JD338

I agree. Im sure theres 1 story thats changed about 20 times before being put in a online fourm ..
I will say back when the Nosler ballistic tip first came out I think they were a lot softer