Thanks!
She's my best sidelock by a LONG shot.
Using Greenhill's formula, the longest .45 that will stabilize in a 1-48 twist is the 250 grain. That requires a 1-49.
Autumn, her nickname, also likes the 200 and 230 grain .45 XTPs, with the same powder/ charge.
Her first day in the woods, I got 2 doe an hour apart to the minute. Even recovered my first XTP. Expanded to .700 and weighed 238 grains. 100 yard front quartering shot. Got a rib going in, went through her chest like a blender, broke another rib and stopped under the hide.
It's her turn this year, for our October antlerless deer and muzzleloader bear season.
She's my best sidelock by a LONG shot.
Using Greenhill's formula, the longest .45 that will stabilize in a 1-48 twist is the 250 grain. That requires a 1-49.
Autumn, her nickname, also likes the 200 and 230 grain .45 XTPs, with the same powder/ charge.
Her first day in the woods, I got 2 doe an hour apart to the minute. Even recovered my first XTP. Expanded to .700 and weighed 238 grains. 100 yard front quartering shot. Got a rib going in, went through her chest like a blender, broke another rib and stopped under the hide.
It's her turn this year, for our October antlerless deer and muzzleloader bear season.
