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22 September 2010, 08:38
asdf
tumbling big bore bullets
This comment by Terry Wieland in the new issue of Rifle caught my attention:

quote:
in interviewing a number of PHs and my own experience in testing bullets in mediums, .470 NE bullets are not prone to tumbling after impact as are some other big-bore cartridges


Comments and observations please.

edit: wrong author -- see my post below
22 September 2010, 09:44
Saeed
quote:
Originally posted by asdf:
This comment by Terry Wieland in the new issue of Rifle caught my attention:

quote:
in interviewing a number of PHs and my own experience in testing bullets in mediums, .470 NE bullets are not prone to tumbling after impact as are some other big-bore cartridges


Comments and observations please.


Yes, a load of bloody bullshit!

ALL bullets will tumble at one stage or another.


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22 September 2010, 20:11
butchloc
never paid much attention to what wieland says
23 September 2010, 04:13
jeffeosso
quote:
Originally posted by asdf:
This comment by Terry Wieland ......(blather) Comments and observations please.


this is the same "ex PURT" that says tons of trash about big bores .. he's afraid of recoil, and, well, full of prunes

he even feels there's no NEED or REASON for big bore rifles...

he's zumbo, all over again


opinions vary band of bubbas and STC hunting Club

Information on Ammoguide about
the416AR, 458AR, 470AR, 500AR
What is an AR round? Case Drawings 416-458-470AR and 500AR.
476AR,
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23 September 2010, 08:14
Nitro Express
Terry Wieland has to be one of, if not the most, overrated gun writers out there.

And beyond that, he's not even a very good writer.


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23 September 2010, 21:20
asdf
Sorry folks, my goof!: that quote was from an article by Brian Pearce.
26 October 2010, 07:37
BigUglyMan
Oh, you mean "Elmer 2"?


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