I've got some H&Ns...
Some on the way from other brands. So I'm dipping into slug land a bit
Some on the way from other brands. So I'm dipping into slug land a bit
Slugs?
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AVS, Griffin have Zan just haven’t had a chance to test them
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The only ones I've had experience with are JSB Knockouts, NSA, and Griffin. All have done well for me in different guns.
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I have been a die hard NSA .25 caliber 36.2gr. @990fps for a long time.
I have just started shooting the .25 caliber 40gr Javelins @955fps.
I am happy with the accuracy of them from my M3 .
As you can see from the fired slug I recovered from 80 yards they should be excellent for shooting prairie dogs.
I have just started shooting the .25 caliber 40gr Javelins @955fps.
I am happy with the accuracy of them from my M3 .
As you can see from the fired slug I recovered from 80 yards they should be excellent for shooting prairie dogs.
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I cast all of my own ammo for all calibers I own. I haven’t bought commercial ammo in over 3 years.
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I use NSA strictly due to their price for the accuracy you get. Most all the other slugs on the market cost more than nsa.
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If I owned the small calibers, I would rather swage them. I have cast .218 and .251 but wasn’t happy with the results. Too much variation a bit more temperamental in keeping mold temperature up.
Swaging .250 and smaller would be my preference for the small calibers. I do cast .257 (entirely different bullet) and higher up to .510.
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I've never bought one commercial lead slug. Bought my Texan...molds...lee4-20 production pot....PID controller....20 lbs of powder coat.....300 lbs of lead....A dollar a pound is my cost powder coated sized and lubed......
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I cast a lot of 217-20-RF pellets and shoot them without sizing. They are just as accurate as any commercial pellets I've ever tried in my Cayden and Prod.
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