Benjamin Bulldog .357 Has anyone else noticed the 81.02 grain JSB pellets are more accurate than the 145 grain Noslar and 147 grain flat nose slugs?
Benjamin Bulldog .357 Has anyone else noticed the 81.02 grain JSB pellets are more accurate than the 145 grain Noslar and 147 grain flat nose slugs?
- Thread starter Dan Malkerson
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Yup. Outside of 55-60 yards the Noslers drop very noticeably. They are pretty accurate to my recollection. Too expensive to shoot. I never bough any more than came with the gun. Never used the wadcutters.
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I'm not sure. My guess is that because they're pellets for one. But they are also lighter, therefore travel at higher velocities. My first Bulldog stacked 81 grain JSBs ridiculously within 50 yards. That's just my opinion.
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Try NSA 110 grain hollow-point flat-base or dish-base slugs. Some guys like NSA 142 grain slugs too.
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Absolutely and why more people are not using them is silly. Over 1180fps in the magnum dog and still a laser.
This setup actually goes strait in the face of people telling you about pellet theory and twist rates!! LOL. I was even shooting the BD25’s out of my tuned .257 dog with good accuracy. Ask Rick R , he witnessed it.
This setup actually goes strait in the face of people telling you about pellet theory and twist rates!! LOL. I was even shooting the BD25’s out of my tuned .257 dog with good accuracy. Ask Rick R , he witnessed it.
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To be clear in my previous posts I was speaking from my experience with the original .357 Benjamin Bulldog.
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