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Just ordered some Bridger Bullets
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Saw that there website was up in a thread here. When I went to the site, low and behold, their design is similar to that I used in hard-cast lead in my 44mag 629 when I used a handgun for all of my hunting. Based on my experiece with that shape, I see why others here look so favorably on them.

One component closer to making my trip to Africa - at this rate, my hope is within 5 years I'll be there
 
Posts: 59 | Location: USA | Registered: 09 November 2003Reply With Quote
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Please let us know how they shoot!

I tested some GS Custom bullets of similar design, and they shot extremely well in my 416 Rem. I would suggest that you consider moly coating them. The driving band lessen fouling, and the moly lessens it even more.

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Will do. Soon as I get them, I'll be off to the range with chrono and 416 in tow. I have to try to remeber the digital camera to take photos of the targets.
Stay well,
Paul
 
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Having shot several Cape Buffalo with them last year I can tell you that they are the finest solid every made IMO...

I agree molycoating would be nice..Maybe I will bring that up next time I talk to John...

I will be testing some in my .470 Searcy double as soon as the weather permits..
 
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I also have decided to get some and have ordered the following:
300 gr .366
300 gr .375
500 gr .458
600 gr .510
I will get them tomorrow from John

Steve
 
Posts: 439 | Location: Kansas by way of Colorado and Montana | Registered: 04 April 2001Reply With Quote
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Funny someone would ask about moly. John let me shoot some prototype Bridgers with moly and I told him there is no need for moly because no one wants it! Probably I was wrong there.
 
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