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150 gr Walterhog Solid The video is of our 150 grain solid. The target was actually shot with the exact same bullet, but with a hollow point. Same program, I only disabled the drilling part, as someone asked for solids, when I took the video. It is not something I like to do very often, as I have to disable the coolant, so that I can take a video. I run the machine at a slower speed, then adjust it in software to normal speed afterwards. I do this to avoid damage to the cutting tools. Rifle was a Robler Titan 6. Load was 47 grains of VARGET and Federal 210M primers in RWS brass. 5 shots at 100 yards in our underground shooting range. | ||
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Fun to see. | |||
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Thanks Saeed. I still do .224 jacketed, 357 lead, and .429 jacketed bullets from Corbin dies. Your bullets are the bee's knees. Be Well, Packy. | |||
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Saeed, I would think in Dubai that automobiles rusting is a problem. If you know someone that does auto body work, they could use those filings from your lathe. Body putty comes in two parts--the putty and the hardener. If you mix those filings in the putty and then add the hardener it will fill a large hole easier than putty alone. It can be sanded easily. | |||
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