[beretzs]

Pulled this from the 4th jug today. Weighed 42.8. Pretty accurate little bullet in my boys 243 as well.

 

[M700]

Not bad. Looks like it maintained just under half weight, and expanded real well. Four jugs for a small, light bullet expanding that well is about right.

He took a deer with that didn't he?

Guy

 

[beretzs]

Nah, he took his deer so far with the 100 PT. Hard to back away from the 100 PT. It makes the 243 seem a little bigger than it is..

I have taken a couple with the 100PT and 95BT and find the 243 just stacks them.

 

[mt_sourdough]

In the 4th jug is solid deer performance in my opinion, especially when you consider the brutal impact velocity. Thanks for sharing

 

[BloodGroove4570]

Looks good to me, 4 jugs is pretty good from that bullet and the speed its traveling....

Yeah the little 243 puts the Smack down On'em No Doubt!
I just loaded up 50 of the 70gr NBT's today. I hope to get out and put a hurtin on some Woodchucks soon!
I love the fact that my 100gr PT's shoot to same POI as my 70gr BT's do...

243 is a Death Ray! IMHO. :biggrin:


BloodGroove4570

 

[beretzs]

Yeah that 90AB is a good one. I'll use it in the future when I can.

 

[45BearGun]

Death Ray is correct, you should try the 55gr NBT's on groundhogs...+/- 4" to 425 yards

 

[BloodGroove4570]

Death Ray is correct, you should try the 55gr NBT's on groundhogs...+/- 4" to 425 yards

I actually loaded up 5 of these to try next time at the range... I only had 5....

 

[horseshoe]

The AB's are tough bullets and expand well. Lots of folks are shooting them now instead of the partition. I shoot the 130 grain AB in my 260 Rem and a 150 AB in my 06.