I understand and agree with all of that. But, working with organic gel has additional complications and considerations which I just have no interest in dealing with. The organic gel needs to be kept at a controlled temperature, which is something I don't have space for. Organic gel is more...
More testing, but with 338 bullets this time. All bullets were fired from an 18" barreled 338/375 Ruger specialty pistol. You'll have to excuse the "champagne gel block" thing that I have going on with a few of the blocks. I was short on time and didn't have time to throw the gel blocks in the...
I might still have two left from the others you sent me! LOL I'll see if I can find them.
I'm glad you mentioned the 20% gel. The 375s are actually the only bullets tested in the 20% gel, The rest are all fired into a 10% block in the front and the 20% blocks are used to capture the bullets...
High velocity 270 bullet tests. These were all fired from a 1:8.5" twist 270/338 RUM wildcat. The approximate impact velocities are written on the gel blocks.
117gr HH
impact velocity 3750fps
- 30.5" Total average penetration for 3 shots
- weight of the recovered bullet shank 89.8gr
156gr...
7mm SAUM bullet testing
This is the first round of 7mm bullets shot at 200 yards from a 1-8.5" twist 7mm SAUM. I only had a few of the 143 HH and 155 CE MTH bullets left, so I thought I could do this without any sighters, I was wrong and they were hitting pretty high. I was already zeroed at...
First post here on Rokslide, so I thought I'd make it an interesting one. I've been posting this info on a few other forums, but it was suggested that I throw it up here as well.
I've done a lot of bullet testing over the years using different materials and methods to catch bullets. A few years...