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McGuire Ballistics field and terminal reports
So you believe it doesn’t expand, and at some point the tip fragments in the cavity?- 28bang
- Post #209
- Forum: Long Range Hunting
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McGuire Ballistics field and terminal reports
Sam would answer in detail whatever you want I’m sure. Give him a call and he’ll talk to you. It’s that easy.- 28bang
- Post #201
- Forum: Long Range Hunting
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McGuire Ballistics field and terminal reports
Ok. So you’re saying it went in caliber sized entrance, yawed all the way through and then based on your photo, made a caliber sized exit. Which was the shank by the way, not part of the bullet. If it was yawing as you say, the exit would’ve been larger, would it not?- 28bang
- Post #200
- Forum: Long Range Hunting
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McGuire Ballistics field and terminal reports
Because that’s not what they’re doing.- 28bang
- Post #183
- Forum: Long Range Hunting
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McGuire Ballistics field and terminal reports
Because I’ve actually shot animals with them and are very aware of what they’re doing.- 28bang
- Post #180
- Forum: Long Range Hunting
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McGuire Ballistics field and terminal reports
You need to get them looked at then.- 28bang
- Post #178
- Forum: Long Range Hunting
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McGuire Ballistics field and terminal reports
And how do you know they tumbled? Because you were told they were? The piece that exited was bullet diameter sized and was the shank.- 28bang
- Post #174
- Forum: Long Range Hunting
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McGuire Ballistics field and terminal reports
🤣 he shoots his bullets and guides hunts all the time testing them. He knows exactly how they work. That’s very ignorant of you.- 28bang
- Post #171
- Forum: Long Range Hunting
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McGuire Ballistics field and terminal reports
They talked plenty of trash without using them before this thread- 28bang
- Post #146
- Forum: Long Range Hunting
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McGuire Ballistics field and terminal reports
There have been some cherry picked photos comparing short ranged shots to longer shots. The one guy used some of my short ranged photos which were well under 100yds where the petals come off and compared them to the 550 yd photo where the petals are retained. These are going to act differently...- 28bang
- Post #49
- Forum: Long Range Hunting
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McGuire Ballistics field and terminal reports
The petals come off at high velocity impacts, and stay together out further. Not sure where the stay on a come off distance is but the results are good.- 28bang
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New Kahles 328i FOV
Oh man. I saw eurooptic had a few Kahles for $3499. Must be demos. Nothing wrong with a TT -
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New Kahles 328i FOV
Haven’t had an issue with any kahles I’ve owned so far. I believe I remember you having some rotten luck with the ones you had. I don’t baby my scopes but I don’t drag them behind a pickup either. I have bought and sold quite a few high dollar pieces of glass the last few years. If something... -
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New Kahles 328i FOV
I have no issues with the eyebox. I’m not disappointed at all with the scope. It’ll do it all -
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New Kahles 328i FOV
Still really liking it. Edge to edge clarity is great as it should be for the price. It’ll be getting some action in November.
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