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| | | Posts: 31 | Location: Plains,MT | Registered: 16 October 2000 | 
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| The .30 caliber 150gr. Interbond is still on the Hornady web site, but not the ammo.
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| What is it you were trying to by from www.Midsouthshooterssupply.com ? I was just on there site and saw only a few on order. Most every thing was in stock. They have been working on there web site for along time at Hornady. I will call Lonnie tomorrow at Hornady  |
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| FWIW--I went to hornady's website. On the front page they list alot of their products and I don't see the interbond listed. Something funny is going on---with the success ofthe bullet I really wonder. Only thing I can think of is that in some of their ads they stated the inter bond "would never ever" come apart. I thought even if the bullet is 99.99999% perfect they will see a challenge on it someday. Maybe someday is here. |
| | | Posts: 2002 | Location: central wi | Registered: 13 September 2002 |
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| The interbond has a reputation of pancaking. I'm hoping Hornady stopped making this bullet so that they can make improvements. We'll see. |
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| I might be dumb but what is "pancaking"? |
| | | Posts: 315 | Location: SOUTHEAST USA | Registered: 26 December 2003 |
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| SAKO75....pancaking is "flattening out" on impact |
| | | Posts: 134 | Location: Eastern,USA | Registered: 03 February 2002 |
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| I've read several accounts of the Interbond on game........everyone has reported excellent performance, no one has mentioned pancaking..............yeah, maybe if you're going to get crazy and use it at 3300 + fps........but no one needs to do that. That's just "silliness" |
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FWIW--I went to hornady's website. On the front page they list alot of their products and I don't see the interbond listed. Something funny is going on---with the success ofthe bullet I really wonder. ...<snip>.....
I just don't think Hornady has updated their web site. I was just on their web site and the Online Catalog still says 2003. I've noticed that a lot of firearms-related companies really don't do a very good job of keeping their web sites up-to-date. I just don't think their corporate culture is attuned to the Internet. Older companies with more embedded management and cultures tend to take longer to change with the times. Also, smaller companies just may not have the time and/or resources to stay on top of web site updating.
Just my two cents worth...
-Bob F. |
| | | Posts: 3485 | Location: Houston, Texas | Registered: 22 February 2001 |
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