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What’s been your experience with the terminal performance characteristics of the match burners?How about a Kodiak Blacktail at 414 yards with a 6 CM. 18” bbl shooting Barnes Match Burner 112’s at 2950 fps.
Slightly quartered to. 25 degree downhill shot.
Exit shown in photo.
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It’s violently effective. I don’t really have experience yet though, besides for two deer yesterday. Mine at 414 with the full pass though and football size exit and a 90 yard shot by my buddy. He hit high shoulder, through the upper scapula, spinous process and caught in offside hide. Softball sized wound cavity there as well.What’s been your experience with the terminal performance characteristics of the match burners?

Yeah I was impressed by both results. I was hoping I’d get two different samples from differing ranges and that’s exactly how it played out.@B_Reynolds_AK impressive that the wound cavity at 90y was nearly the same as 414y. 450fps difference in impact velocity, def more upsetting tissue on the 90y shot, yet consistent results. Leads me to think it's do just fine on shoulders out at 400-500y as well.
@B_Reynolds_AK did you drill out the tips in the Match Burners? Or did you just run them as is?
Just shoot them. They fragment heavily.
@B_Reynolds_AK did you drill out the tips in the Match Burners? Or did you just run them as is?
That's pretty good velocity. Is that just a faster barrel? Is that kind of velocity common with the match burners? I was thinking I was either going to have to go with a 24 inch barrel or jump up to a 243 AI to get near 3k. But maybe it can be done at 20 inches with the match burners?How about a Kodiak Blacktail at 414 yards with a 6 CM. 18” bbl shooting Barnes Match Burner 112’s at 2950 fps.
Slightly quartered to. 25 degree downhill shot.
Exit shown in photo.
View attachment 744392
It’s a PVA 7 Twist barrel with their PVA Standard Freebore. Alpha OCD Brass, Fed 210’s and H4350. I’m a bit over book (42.4) but no heavy bolt lift and only very slight pressure signs, though even factory Hornady ammo shows those as well.That's pretty good velocity. Is that just a faster barrel? Is that kind of velocity common with the match burners? I was thinking I was either going to have to go with a 24 inch barrel or jump up to a 243 AI to get near 3k. But maybe it can be done at 20 inches with the match burners?
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What contour is that? Sufficiently lightweight enough or if you could change, would you do a different contour?It’s a PVA 7 Twist barrel with their PVA Standard Freebore. Alpha OCD Brass, Fed 210’s and H4350. I’m a bit over book (42.4) but no heavy bolt lift and only very slight pressure signs, though even factory Hornady ammo shows those as well.
It’s the new .750 Taperless w/ flutes and threaded 5/8. Weighs 39 oz.What contour is that? Sufficiently lightweight enough or if you could change, would you do a different contour?

It’s the new .750 Taperless w/ flutes and threaded 5/8. Weighs 39 oz.
It’s the contour that I advocated to them to do, so it’s exactly what I wanted. Wouldn’t change a thing. It looks great in the HNT 26. View attachment 744863
Bottle fed squirrel = marten foodMy wife bottle fed him and he’ll be going back to the wild shortly now.
How about a Kodiak Blacktail at 414 yards with a 6 CM. 18” bbl shooting Barnes Match Burner 112’s at 2950 fps.
Slightly quartered to. 25 degree downhill shot.
Exit shown in photo.
View attachment 744392
Looks like yall are having a little too much “fun”….It’s violently effective. I don’t really have experience yet though, besides for two deer yesterday. Mine at 414 with the full pass though and football size exit and a 90 yard shot by my buddy. He hit high shoulder, through the upper scapula, spinous process and caught in offside hide. Softball sized wound cavity there as well.
The 90 yard shot ..View attachment 744592