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12-02-2019, 17:56 #1
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12-02-2019, 18:38 #2
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Re: Calling TStone / pre64 et al. (Creedmoor ammo)
From what i know of S&B ammo is that they can be compared to PMP brown box. At one stage[maybe still] they had a range loaded with Grom bullets which were very good,having a solid rear shank.
If this is,and it looks like it,their budget ammo,then treat it as such. Unfortunately [again,in the past and maybe still so] Their rifle cases were also pretty much bottom end for re loading.
Up to Impala it should be fine but i really have no experience with this particular product.
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13-02-2019, 21:06 #3
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13-02-2019, 21:09 #4
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Re: Calling TStone / pre64 et al. (Creedmoor ammo)
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14-02-2019, 06:34 #5
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Re: Calling TStone / pre64 et al. (Creedmoor ammo)
I have no experience with the 140gr Fusion. Federal recommends it for whitetail deer, so I guess blesbuck size animals. I have shot kudu, blue wildebeest and eland (sub adult bulls and cows) with the creedmoor with heart lung shots, however, I was using monolithic bullets (Hornady GMX and Peregrine VLR-4). If you have a .30-'06, I'd suggest that you rather use that for the bigger stuff.
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17-02-2019, 11:18 #6
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Re: Calling TStone / pre64 et al. (Creedmoor ammo)
I think that recommendation from Federal is a generic one. For the 308 180gr Fusions they also recomend the same. I hunted with these last year, and although only 2 animals taken, they worked well. I have the bullet recovered from a BWB somewhere, will see if i can upload a picture.
Nice group pblaauw, i get similar resuls with the Fusions from my 308. Have shot 70 now and the results is repeatable if i do my part
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12-02-2019, 18:54 #7
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14-02-2019, 07:10 #8
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Re: Calling TStone / pre64 et al. (Creedmoor ammo)
Thanks Tstone, much appreciated.
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16-02-2019, 16:47 #9
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Re: Calling TStone / pre64 et al. (Creedmoor ammo)
So I took them to the range today, shot a quick group with them, and either it was my day, or this stuff is quite good.
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17-02-2019, 08:45 #10
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Re: Calling TStone / pre64 et al. (Creedmoor ammo)
[QUOTE=pblaauw;1300354]So I took them to the range today, shot a quick group with them, and either it was my day, or this stuff is quite good.
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Wow. Good shooting for old eyes sir.]
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