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Of those two Noslers, I'd choose neither! When I had my .340, I choose the 250gr NP. Reason? It made better sense to me as it left the muzzle at 3000 fps... a LOT more momentum and energy at any range! Bob www.bigbores.ca "Let every created thing give praise to the LORD, for he issued his command, and they came into being" - King David, Psalm 148 (NLT) | |||
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Interestingly enough, the .33 cal 250NP from .338/06 vs 340wm, penetrated about equal in WP media...[18.3"] identical to 35Whelen-250NP. The extra speed and SD of the .340wm/250NP didn't seem to get it anywhere past the performance of 35Whelen250np. Findings most helpful I guess to those who intend to hunt WetPack. | |||
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I would load up some x bullets and get a bunch of wet newsprint. take him to the range and make a bet with him. the larger the sum of money the better and then you can both shoot and see who is correct. The more expensive a lesson is to learn the better it will be retained. | |||
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Like modern bullets they don't have to be overly long and heavy for ideal performance. Brabus Bullit Aptly named, modified compact C-class,730HP, top speed;over 225mph-360km/h[electronically limited] ....appears to be Moly-coated too... | |||
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