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| All I can tell you is that I have tried them in 30-30, 308me, 35 rem, 44 mag and 45/70. The ammo shoots unbelieveably accurate in my rifles. Don't know what the tip looks like but its working! |
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| quote: I mean I was in the library the other night looking at a Midway USA catalogue
Good to know I'm not the only one! LWD |
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| The LE ammo prints about 6 MOA in my 30-30 and there have been other similar cases discussed over at Marlinowners.com. This is apparently an individual gun quirk, but some have speculated that those gummy tips are deforming enough to create yaw in the bullet and make it very inaccurate.
"No game is dangerous unless a man is close up" Teddy Roosevelt 1885.
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| I think Speer used to advertise that they had high speed photos of spitzer bullets in which the lead tip set back when fired. They did not claim they were Speer bullets but they used it as a marketing rationalization for the Mag-Tip bullets. |
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