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I wanted to try something different so I took a 900gr Kodiak and turned it around, drove it to 2100+ fps and shot it into 4' of tellephone books. Well. not so much into as through. it went completely through in a straight line and across the range creating a huge wound channel. I guess I thought it might, but was still somewhat surprised. It looks like it performed just as a mono-metal flat nosed soid. Maybe like Barnes' new 600 flat point solid. I will probably stay with a Barnes flat solid or AHR's expanding SP mono type but it sure was interesting. Plus it fed out of my rifle perfectly.
 
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600 switch point popcorn

can you try airing out some trees and water filled barrels and posting pics?


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it went completely through in a straight line and across the range creating a huge wound channel.



Was the 'wound channel' beer can-sized? sofa

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it went completely through in a straight line and across the range creating a huge wound channel.



Was the 'wound channel' beer can-sized? sofa

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I wish I'd taken my video camera as it was something to see. The books were dry and when struck, it looked like a bomb went off throwing shredded paper evrywhere. The rear most book had a blast hole the size of your fist. It literally took the entire center section out. From the back side of the first book all the way through the rest was a wound cavity of about the size of a beer can. It hit so hard the internal books had shredded pages coming out all 4 outside edges. Pretty cool
 
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so if you need to put your beer in something bust out the overkill rotflmo

"damn I wish I had somewhere to put my beer..."
"hey, I got this new beercadymaker 600...KABOOM"
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so if you need to put your beer in something bust out the overkill rotflmo

"damn I wish I had somewhere to put my beer..."
"hey, I got this new beercadymaker 600...KABOOM"
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Dead Buffs make lousy beercadies but I'd love to see one thumb


Just one more example of not just raw power but completeley justifiable practicality Wink
 
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Every Bubba needs a 600 beercaddymaker Big Grin

Who says guns need to be justifiable Wink

Wives cant justify a new $500 purse every season...


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What a great looking 900grain flatpoint with a LONG boattail

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It makes Beer-can sized holes in THINGSI told Ya so!-Rob


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Wives cant justify a new $500 purse every season...


Mine can..... Frowner


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Thought this needed looking at again! WOW,I like the idea! thumb


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Tom---if you want the ulimate meplat solid. Try this----Kattie bar the door Eeker beer shocker
 
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Dont understand??


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Got some 1040s coming from Beartooth...1800fps should be like the Everready Rabbit "just keep going and going"! BOOM


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Got some 1040s


I bullet named after a personal income tax form!! This is good!! clap


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