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| I've used the 55gr DEHPs in a 22-250 with very good results. They were accurate and very explosive on ground squirrels and rock chucks. Give them a call and talk to James re his suggested loads in the Hornet. He's a nice guy and very helpful. |
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| Ditto on the performance! I have used them in a 223, and need to place an order for a thousand or so myself.
I shoot the 37 grains and 42 grainers.
Cheers and good shooting seafire |
| Posts: 2889 | Location: Southern OREGON | Registered: 27 May 2003 |
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| Thanks Craigster and Seafire. I think I'm going to order some of the 37gr bullets. My Hornet loves the 40gr v-max and 33gr Speer bullets with Lil'Gun. These should do well to I would think. If any of you guy's out there have loaded the Calhoon's using Lil'Gun in the Hornet, please let me know your results. Thanks |
| Posts: 153 | Location: Butler County, Ohio | Registered: 23 September 2003 |
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| The only Calhoun bullets I have shot were some 25gr. 17cal. and couldn't get them to group in either of my 17s. As for Lil'Gun in the hornet I've had great results. Formally I was shooting 13.5grs of 1680 behind a 40gr. Speer for a velocity of 2780fps. 3shot groups running from 3/4- 1in. With Lil'Gun and the same amount of powder groups remained the same but the velocity increased 302fps.-3082fps., mild pressures. My hornet likes the 35gr. Vmax best. Groups drop to 5/8-1/2in. I'll bet I can hit 3200fps with no strain. Pedro |
| Posts: 382 | Location: Lewiston, Idaho--USA | Registered: 11 February 2002 |
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| I have used the Calhoun bullets in 22 cal and really like them |
| Posts: 906 | Location: NW OH | Registered: 19 January 2003 |
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