NeHunter13
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I'm not talking about his comment, I'm talking about the OP in the reddit thread he linked to.Pretty sure that was intended to be tongue-in-cheek. . .
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I'm not talking about his comment, I'm talking about the OP in the reddit thread he linked to.Pretty sure that was intended to be tongue-in-cheek. . .
Ah, my mistake.I'm not talking about his comment, I'm talking about the OP in the reddit thread he linked to.
Dang......I have broken the laws of data geek physics for 3 cartridges so far, that must mean I exist outside of time and space.Alright guys, time to stop with the jokes about how effective 223 is, some “data geek with a physics degree” ran the numbers and with 77gr bullets 223 “doesn’t have the sectional density to keep pushing through air more than 200 yards”. That’s right, you heard it here first, after 200 yards your TMKs should be stopping dead! Might as well swap them out for a 22LR!
Man. Next time just jump on them and knife them at those ranges!Another DRT 79 example for the non lead shooters. These were my first two kills with the 223. What a riot to hunt with.
2 whitetail kills during the Wisconsin antlerless season with the 79 terminal shock factory load out of a 16.5” 223 tikka. MV approx 2500 fps. Both shots, reactions, wounds were almost identical but I have the nuance below.
Deer 1: Yearling taken at 7 yards (2480 approx impact velocity) and shot slightly quartering away in crease behind shoulder. Deer ran 35 yards and died. 12 seconds to incapacitation. Bullet stopped in offside humerous with a golf ball sized hole with jacket and powder residue. 9-10” of penetration. Top of heart was blown off and pieces of lung removed when field dressing.
Deer 2: smaller doe taken at 17 yards ( 2456 approx impact velocity). shot slightly quartering away in crease behind shoulder. Deer ran 30 yards and died 7 seconds to incapacitation. Bullet stopped in offside shoulder meat creating a mess and I did not try to fish out the jacket. 9-10” of penetration on this shot as well.
deer 1 heart and lungs (deer 2 looked almost identical)
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Deer 1 entry hide removed.
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Deer 1 exit hide removed
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Deer 2 entry hide removed
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The people want the DRT performance data and this is how I can get them!Man. Next time just jump on them and knife them at those ranges!
That dude will never quit. He has a personal hate toward 223 for some reason. Look a little as his comment history and you will find he hasn't hunted in years and some how is an expert on the topic.Alright guys, time to stop with the jokes about how effective 223 is, some “data geek with a physics degree” ran the numbers and with 77gr bullets 223 “doesn’t have the sectional density to keep pushing through air more than 200 yards”. That’s right, you heard it here first, after 200 yards your TMKs should be stopping dead! Might as well swap them out for a 22LR!
Weird. I don't seem to have a problem shooting 75gr ELD-Ms at 600 for Service Rifle. Well, other than the occasional wind shift that I miss and throw an 8 in the mix. It definitely makes it to the target though.Alright guys, time to stop with the jokes about how effective 223 is, some “data geek with a physics degree” ran the numbers and with 77gr bullets 223 “doesn’t have the sectional density to keep pushing through air more than 200 yards”. That’s right, you heard it here first, after 200 yards your TMKs should be stopping dead! Might as well swap them out for a 22LR!
I kilt a bar with my knife once...true story.You only dive bomb em with a knife if you've finished your 6er and done dropped all your arruhs.
Supposedly a true story
Weird. I don't seem to have a problem shooting 75gr ELD-Ms at 600 for Service Rifle. Well, other than the occasional wind shift that I miss and throw an 8 in the mix. It definitely makes it to the target though.
I wish I had not clicked on that link. Red herring after red herring. Claims the 77TMK are $2.50 per round... SMH.Don't know what to tell you, the guy is a physics expert so if he says so it must be true. Nevermind that his numbers are all sorts of fucky.
It's really not worth the time. That sub is as insufferable as the rest of the site is.I wish I had not clicked on that link. Red herring after red herring. Claims the 77TMK are $2.50 per round... SMH.
I can’t seem to extricate myselfIt's really not worth the time. That sub is as insufferable as the rest of the site is.
Then some comments about some rounds “lack of authority”. Funny, but unfortunate that grown adults that shoot have such a lack of education on basic physics and how this stuff works.
I did find it funny that he thought buying 500 rounds was ridiculous. That’s like, my minimum order quantity…I can’t seem to extricate myself
I can’t tell if he’s dense or gaslighting me. What’s so hard in admitting that $2.50 per round was wrong?I did find it funny that he thought buying 500 rounds was ridiculous. That’s like, my minimum order quantity…
Don'tmakeablackbearjokedon'tmakeablackbearjokedon'tmakeablackbearjokedon'tmakeablackbearjoke......Lack of Authority should be taken seriously. I put badges on all my rounds so that they arrive with authority and animals don’t resist. It has affected my BC. But the seriousness of the authority makes up for that.![]()
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