Kev,

Many years ago, maybe 7 or 8 years at that, I tried them at the range in a 300 Win Mag, and didn't get very good accuracy. But since then, I understadn they've changed their manafacturing equipment, so they may be better today.

HI,

I would like to know if anyone here use these bullets and if so what do you think of them? They seen like they would be like a swift A ? I have them in .510 in 450 grain,500 grain and soon 570 grain all FN, I am wondering how they penetrate. I do not see to much on them here,but have heard some very good reports on them,Kev

Kev - I use both the 450 and 500 grain Kodiaks in my 50 alaskan lever gun - not a "partition" type bullet but a very tough bonded core - very good quality - I don't have a recovered bullet from a moose as it kept on going (the bullet, not the moose ) - bullwinkle was DRT - you will like these bullets in your 50-110 lever gun - I use reloader 7 in my 50 ak loads - KMule

I'm not reall familiar with them, but aren't they just a bonded-core? The A-Frame and Partition have an expansion stop, little different. The web has some good reports of them. Sound like a good bullet if it tickles your fancy.

I have been using 400 gr Kodiak bullets in my .458, 350gr in my 45-70 and their 275 gr bullets in my .338. I have always had great expansion and nearly 100% weight retention on larege game. They are superb bullets. I even used their 450gr .510 dia bullets in my .505 Gibbs ( mine has a .510 bore diameter ) and althought they are built for black powder velocities they held up quite well so I'd have to conclude they are well bonded.

HI,


KMuleinAK, same question for you did they expand at all, I just order 570FN.510, they only make they from time to time,Kev

HI,

458win, how did they expand,as I as the same question on another forum and heard they did not at all expand,Kev