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| I use the 45gr XLC in my Hornet and have used it in my 222mag. Does this help? |
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| K-22hornet that does help. What have your results been with it?
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| My experience has been good, they are accurate and hit hard. It is the only bullet I use for coyotes in my Hornet. They seem to hit much harder than a regular 45gr bullet.
What questions do you have about them? |
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| K-22 My main focus is on expansion and penetration. I'd like to shoot a bullet that will lay the smack down on yotes but still has enough penetration to shoot a pig behind the ear if the opportunity arises.
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| That would be an X bullet.
The few I have recovered have all expanded nicely and all weighed 45grs, (the starting weight).
For a .22 caliber, I don't think you can get a better bullet for large game. |
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| i used them with benchmark in my .223 and shot a .250 group @100yds. never shot any game with one so cant coment on there performance. |
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