Throw some cheap Fusion in the mix.

@jmgates09

Ай бұрын

Ready to see what the tipped fusions do from my shooting the fusions retain more mass than accubond and bondstrike

@user-cl7jw7td5q

Ай бұрын

👍👍👍

@mr.mr.3301

Ай бұрын

@@jmgates09 I’m curious myself. Hope they are affordable.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Yes, I’ve been looking out for those.

@donaldbougie694

12 күн бұрын

@@jmgates09 Yes you have reason at 100%,the fusion is the best and very,very accurate,some compagnies are jealous to Federal Fusion you know .

I'd still rather have a nosler 150 partition for 308

@user-cl7jw7td5q

Ай бұрын

Agreed!

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

I understand

They are all good choices. I use to think more expansion and separation was better but I’ve decided bonded is better and exits make trailing easier. Happy hunting 👍

@williamgaines9784

Ай бұрын

Exits also make trailing shorter. The more air that can get in the wounds the faster the lungs will collapse, there is half the chance the wound will close up if there are 2 holes.

@Off-target-xy6bx

Ай бұрын

@@williamgaines9784 💯

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Well said, thanks!

@baddad3469

20 күн бұрын

You should try Barnes. Shot plenty of elk and deer with bonded bullets but made the switch to all copper. ALWAYS an exit with Barnes and elk, deer just drop. Never had to track an animal shot with a Barnes.

All upper tier. Thanks for the analysis!!! To me these earn their place for each of us on a specific rifle and the affinity to accuracy.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

I appreciate it!

This was a very interesting comparison, thanks for all the effort putting it together. Nothing like seeing what happens after the bullet hits.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

I really appreciate it!

I've never needed bonded bullets for deer

@edwardabrams4972

Ай бұрын

They help on poor shoot placement but certainly not needed for deer except maybe the very large deer! I have seen the Partition hit a very large deer in the lungs at 100 yards out of a 300 win mag and run a couple hundred yards before dropping dead! There is never such a thing as too dead

@sinistersilverado965

Ай бұрын

@@edwardabrams4972 I've only had 1 bullet fail to penetrate a deer, and it was a 130gr Sierra from a .270 win, hit a 8 point whitetail at 50 yards quartering shot in the right front shoulder, bullet stopped in the skin of the left rear hindquarter, deer dropped instantly

@orr89rocz

Ай бұрын

I agree, maybe for 6mm bullets since that is on light side for deer. Used partitions in our 6mm rem for yrs. But i wouldnt feel too concerned using a non bonded interlock or corelokt etc in it either

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

PowerPoints and Core Locts have been doing it for decades, but I’m never against a bullet being improved.

@donwyoming1936

Ай бұрын

I've been very impressed with Power Points & Cor-Lokts over the years. Tend to hold together and penetrate.

Those speer impact are incredible. They expand huge even out to 400 yards outa a .308

@edwardabrams4972

Ай бұрын

They make the best for the price which they have for years when Vern was running the company 🙌

@NCWoodlandRoamer

Ай бұрын

Plus you can actually buy them unlike some of the others.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Right on!

I was surprised the Accubond penetrated the least. I think I'm going to get the Speer Impact going forward.

@user-eg8hb8xt3j

Ай бұрын

Water tests are no good for penetration tests . The slower the bullet goes the more it will penetrate . Generally . I’ve seen some very fast cartridges go through 3 jugs where as a the slower cartridge goes through way more . There is a good test for your Chanel . Water jug testing at different velocity’s running the same bullet .

@derekmcmurry4263

Ай бұрын

So far the 190 Impact 30 cal are doing REALLY well in my 300WSM modified

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Sweet!

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

I understand that

Cool! And the Partion, again, in for the win!

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Thanks for watching.

@merlinnorris714

Ай бұрын

Love the Nosler partition used it in several calipers great deer bullet

Wow great comparison and great video. Thanks again for sharing your time and experience, super helpful.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Fun video to watch and thanks for sharing. If I come across as a know it all, it's not my intention. My first caviot is that under 3000fps, any bullet will kill a deer without issue. I shoot weatherby cartridges mostly to a much higher velocity and have killed quite a few elk with the 110 accubond and have found them unstoppable even at extreme velocity. I've loaded a lot of ammo for friends and between me and them I'm sure we've killed over 100 animals in about every caliber I can think of from moose to antelope, and they have performed perfectly every time, and penitrate much better on game than your results would show. Another great thing about the accubond, is they shoot good in pretty much every rifle I've seen. In my experience, that swift kills game more violently than the accubond, but I wouldn't trust them to penitrate quite as good, and they seem to be more finicky on accuracy. But that would be my top choice if your rifle likes them, because they make devastating wound channels. I don't have experience with the others on game, but the design of the federal bullet seems like the most failsafe if hunting dangerous game. I currently have high hopes for the speer impact for the best overall because of the price, and high bc's. If they show the performance on gam think they they will, and provide good accuracy.they will be my choice going forward. But based on my experience the accubond would have to be number 1 overal. Nosler does make thicker jackets on some grain weights for different uses. For example, on the 7mm, the 140 has a thinner jacket than the 160. But, the swift definitely expands more violently but I wouldn't have as much confidence on penitration. Thanks again.

@hopefulballistics

19 күн бұрын

Great comment, I appreciate it!

Useful info, all us gun / hunter types are trying to assess these things....thanks

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

I appreciate it

That 180 Norma Bondstrike would appear to be a great 300 yard elk load.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

I don’t disagree

Good job man. Shared. ❤ TA for the win!!

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Much appreciated!

I just got 30-06, .308 and 300 rum from midway USA for $24.00 for the '06 and .308 and $52 for the .300 rum. They had 7mm-08 and 7mm mag too maybe a few others? Thanks for the videos!!

Excellent video.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Thank you very much!

That is my mom's favorite water! She refuses to drink any other brand. It is excellent, not just for bullet testing.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

lol, good deal

@PassivePortfolios

Ай бұрын

@@hopefulballistics The water in question can be added to scotch as well if you need something a little stiffer.

Great video, just a few points. I have seen the 175 Terminal Accent bullets recently in a LGS. I passed on buying due to having 150,165, and 180 in Accubond and Scirocco. The TA was also significantly more expensive than either the AB or Scirocco. As a handloader, I have found the Accubond a little more forgiving to dial in than the Scirocco. However, if you find the sweet spot, the Scirocco is amazing. Seating depth is picky, probably due to the ogive shape. I have also tested and shot deer with the Swift A Frame. Totally different bullet and really good for northern woods and moderate range. Outstanding results if you can get them to shoot well in your gun. Thanks again for the great videos.

@jmgates09

Ай бұрын

Terminal Ascent is much tougher basically if the nosler partition got naughty with a barnes ttsx and made a love child

@warrenpolidori5541

Ай бұрын

LOL,and I would say the Swift A Frame was born

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Thank you for the great comment!

@jefferywilliams7687

5 күн бұрын

Swift A-Frame is a dangerous game bullet. It is wonderful on Cape Buffalo and Big Bears. Actually for deer and Pronghorn I don’t use bonded bullets. I favor the Nosler Ballastic Tip and Hornady SST. Most deer are small and not very tough. If distance is not an issue, the Speer Grand Slam, Hornady Interlock, and Sierra Game King are good choices. If you can afford them, Hammer Bullets are outstanding.

Having hunted reloaded and collecting for 60+ years it used to be the Nosler game back when I was a kid and my dad had access through John Nosler when the were in Ashland oregon! Now days the Partiton is still great but for the price I will stick with the accubonds which work very well in magnums or non magnums and they are very accurate in almost all my hunting rifles even the non custom models. Love the swift A frame but a lot more money and harder to find. The scirocco is a little easier to find but for the price the Accubond is about the best out there for availability. The TA are super good too but very hard to find and then again much more money too. I usually get Partitions when I can find a really good buy on them since they are fantastic in non magnums. Speer makes some great bullets too probably the best for the price on the market there is🙌. I do use copper but only in my magnums since they get the velocity then need to perform their best!

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

I appreciate you watching and commenting

First video I’ve watched of yours, very well done! Great information delivered well! I have a few Hornady Interbonds I’ve loaded only in 300WSM. I’ll have to try a couple in my 308 and perform this test and send you my results.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Sounds good. Thanks for watching!

I *hypothesize* the expansion will likely be less, the extra energy from the higher velocity will help the jacket roll back "better" and thereby reduce the resulting diameter. Does that mean they won't work well on game, heck no! If one considers most deer are not but 3 jugs wide, and athough bone is harder than water, the animals innards are not as dense as water. I would expect ANY of those to penetrate the breadth of a deer torso and expand well down to 1800 fps. If one wants to hold the impact velocity to 2000 fps, those bullets should perform well out to 425 yards+/- if they start out at 2800(averaged the bullets at 170gr and averaged their b.c. at .45). Interesting video.👍

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Well said, thanks!

@Simon-talks

Ай бұрын

I love seared venison backstrap

The reason I hunt only with Barnes bullets now is because I shot a whitetail with my 270 WSM loaded with 140 grain Accubonds. Broadside, 150 yard shot, hit deer front femur and the bullet blew up on impact. It did NOT penetrate the thoracic cavity. The kinetic energy killed the deer though, no blood trail, took me 3 hours to find it even though it ran less than 100 yards. I was amazed upon skinning that there wasn't a hole going into the chest cavity. That was the last time I every used accubonds on game. Switched to the the Barnes LRX, TTSX, and TSX. Should have made this move YEARS ago. Terminal ballistics, it's a night and day difference using Barnes over traditional cup and core bullets. No problems dropping elk under 400 yards with my son's 6.5 Creedmoor loaded with LRXs. Never putting lead to game again.

@hopefulballistics

19 күн бұрын

I appreciate you sharing your experience

Neat test

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Thanks!

I used the 172 speer impacts last year in my 300WSM.... awesome bullet, this year i'll be testing the 170 Norma tip strike and 165 speer grand slams in 308. Great review.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Awesome, thanks!

@JohnLee-jk5ew

Ай бұрын

Where do you get those Speer rds? Haven’t heard of them before. Are they only used for reloading? Thanks

@Mafiaal1

Ай бұрын

Speers doesn’t have loaded rifle ammo to my knowledge, they do have loaded pistol ammo. You can find their projectiles from most of the major retailers and from Speers directly.

@afader6898

Ай бұрын

​@JohnLee-jk5ew remington is currently loading the speer impacts, there's a few online retailers selling them

I agree all of these options are excellent for deer and elk(IMO) at appropriate range. Appreciate the perspective. I would have to challenge your estimated velocities mentioned here. I haven't achieved over 2850 with 165/168s in 308. I have handloaded 308 for 30 years in 24" & 26" barrels. My 180s are 2650 with near max Varget out of a 26". However, the performance and perspective isn't changed by this. All these bullets are great performers so long as they are accurate in the rifle a hunter is using. I have seen a couple gents struggle to get Nosler Accubond or LR Accubond to group well in 30/06 , 7mm Magnum and 300 WM. Which surprised me knowing their loading and shooting abilities. The Swift Scirocco has always impressed me but it is quite expensive and difficult to find at times. Thank you Sir. Stay safe.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

I appreciate the comment, thanks for watching!

Great job. Now anyone could use this video to decide what might be the best for their type of hunting. If you're going after moose and elk you choose the better penetrating one. If you shooting long range on deer, choose the one that expanded the most and not worry about weight retention even though if it retains less it will probably expand better at long range. But like you said, they are all very good and you may not find first choice so then you choose your second option and so on. You can also go through hypotheticals if your load is a lot faster or slower to choose your bullet. Like I said, great video with a lot of helpful information.

@edwardabrams4972

Ай бұрын

All very true except about long range shooting at ANY game! We as HUNTERS owe it to the game we hunt and to the sport to be ethical hunters not just sometimes but all the time! Having been around hunting almost seventy years I have seen hunting change a lot over the years and if we are going to continue to hunt WE MUST show respect to game and our beloved sport!

@denisleblanc4506

Ай бұрын

@@edwardabrams4972 Agree. What I call long range hunting (in eastern Canada) is under 300 yards max) in ideal conditions, now wind, broadside presentation and good supported shooting position.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Thank you I appreciate it!

The Federal Terminal Ascent is in a different class. It is a mixture between a Partition and Barnes TTSX. It is by far by the best bullet on the lift. Killed 2 Bull Elk (320 & 393) at distances of (375 & 280). 86% weight retention. These were from a 7mm Weatherby Magnum with 1 st cold muzzle velocity = 3,301. This past year shot an Oryx/Gemsbok on White Sands with a 300 Weatherby Magnum with a 175 Federal Terminal Ascent with 1st cold muzzle = 3,276 FPS. Broadside shoulder shot at 175 yards. Hit the high Scapula, bullet broke both shoulders and exited!!! Dropped him is tracks. The Accubond shoots well in every rifle I have loaded it in (10+). I have seen the blow apart when impact velocity is over 3,100 FPS. They seem to do better with lower Impact Velocity. For deer, your list good. For bigger game I would put the Federal Terminal Ascent # 1, Swift # 2, Norma # 3.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

I appreciate your perspective, thanks

nice work :)

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Thank you!

If you push the terminal accent, and trophy bonded tip hard enough, they will blow the front off, leaving the solid shank, penetration is equal to the Barnes, I've seen it often enough from my 300 win mag, great video, there is currently some 200 grain, 30 cal accents on gunbroker for sale, have shot deer and elk with all but the bondstrike, bonded tends to leave bigger exit holes, they expand wider, impacts are awesome, and I agree on the accubonds

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Awesome, thanks for the comment

We're all such nerds lol. In any case, the Federal Trophy Bonded Tip has performed flawlessly in 3006 for me. Killed two elk, both shoulder shots, with that bullet, each bullet was recovered and sitting my gun cabinet. Very similar construction to the Terminal Ascent, maybe just shaped a bit differently. That opens up option in 'hypothetical' portion here. The terminal ascent in 30 Cal is 175 grn, but you can get 165 and 180 in the TBT, if & and when available.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Right on

All good bonded bullets. Good vid. Also I have started handloading Nosler AB long range too. Also as mentioned by others...Fusion tipped soon coming out or even regular bonded Fusions too. Would ike to see how the Scirroco II bonded will do. Never used those before.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

I’m hyped for the tipped fusion as well.

The Accubond is my 2nd choice👍 Last September I got lucky to be able to bring home a black bear, Caribou, and Dall Sheep credit to my REM700 in 222REM and the 60 gr Partition. For the heavier game I chose to stick with the 200gr Partition for my successful Kodiak bear and Yukon Moose, ribs are way too precious😁 0 follow up shots again. My late grandfather's headshots only along with sub moa @150 yds standards got drilled into me, nowadays I understand why😁

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Right on, thanks

Federal trophy bonded tip?

Whichever one your rifle shoots best, they are all great options. My 308 likes the trophy tipped bonded best

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

True

If the terminal ascent is difficult to find try federal trophy bonded tips very similar

I'm in the camp as mr.mr. I feel like the Fusion is softer more apt to expand well in deer. I'm a behind the shoulder shooter and feel some of the other bonded bullets are a little on the tough side. Especially when it's so easy to slip a bullet between ribs I'm worried about expansion with the other bonded bullets.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

That makes sense, thanks

Curious which of all the bullets had the best accuracy? That would have been another factor to choose when ranking the bullets that I would put alot of weight to as I hunt out west where the shots can routinely be in the 350 to 450 yard range.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

I understand, but all I can show is how it shoots in my gun, which doesn’t really correlate to anyone else. To answer your question, none of them were noticeably inaccurate. Speer impact were definitely good.

Great video I think the only thing that matters is witch one shoots better out of ur rifle

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

I understand that

Here is some ammo for your testing??? I am shooting 300 Win Mag, A-tips, TTSX, Speer grand slam,Berger VLD, Hornady SST and some others. Lapua 155 Scenars for the H of it (rather fast), and my 270 WSM variety. With the 270 WSM there aren't a lot of choices,mainly using Barnes copper, I am looking forward to more of your explosive videos,keep up the good work and effort you put into providing, much appreciated.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Thank you!

This past season my son killed his first deer (4 total) with his new Tikka and my handloads. The Nosler manual's best load with the 150 ballistic tip was a max charge of H4350. Turned out to be excellent in his rifle. Loaded up 50. Then I tested the 110 Barnes TTSX, got even better groups using Superformance. Found some 150 accubonds reduced price, bought a few hundred. Just finalized loads this weekend with new Starline brass, 210m primer, 60.0 gr H4831SC, 2935fps. Now this whole bag of starline brass is once fired in his chamber. Neck sized all with a bushing, then over a turn mandrel, then trimmed them. All fit in the chamber easily. (I rarely FL size anymore especially if I don't have to). Loaded up 50. I'd say he is set Here's something really odd to chew on: I'm planning a cow elk hunt with my son. I've now talked to a few leads through people I know and have asked the same questions - What bullet do you NOT want your hunters to bring into camp and why? What cartridge do you frown upon, if any, when brought into elk camp? Number one answer on bullet collectively: BARNES. I couldn't believe it. Number one reason, "failure to expand." The conversation when much deeper but know this, some hunters were taking shots, apparently, well beyond the distance, thus slower velocities, required by BARNES to create expansion adequately. No details given on LRX v TSX v TTSX. Then, one guide told me number one bullet for him NOT to bring is Berger. More lost elk with that than any other. He advised ONLY Nosler AB or ABLR. A different outfitter/guide told me the opposite. His go to for elk is his 7RemMag, 168 Berger VLD ( happen to have exact combo that does exceptionally well). This guy also floored me with this - the rifle in his family that has killed more elk over 3 decades, than any other they own, used by them, and ANY hunter that prefers to not bring their own firearm but borrow one is his very old, beat up, Remington BDL in 270 Winchester shooting a 130 NOSLER BALLISTIC TIP over 54.0 grains of Reloder 22. I said, SAY WHAAAT? He said out to 500 yards that set up has killed more elk than any other, many hundreds, and never had to track one far at all.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Very interesting. From all the comments on my videos I hear the same thing. Basically, everyone has a different perspective and different experiences, lol.

@derekmcmurry4263

Ай бұрын

@@hopefulballistics Yes I was really struggling with this 270/130 Nosler btip for elk thing. We've all heard it - the 270 is "marginal for elk." An I'm one of the biggest 270 fans around. This outfitter is in Oregon and stated he's in the 2nd most densely populated area for elk 2nd to CO. His words were quite impressive, something along the lines of "I'll bet that 270 has killed 1000 elk by now, probably more." He's a fan of the bullets NOT exiting, i.e., all energy dumped in the vitals

You need to post the velocities of the bullets put into the water jugs. Also you need to test the golden standard bullet in this test (Nosler Partition)

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

I’m happy with the way I did it. I’ve tested the Partition in other videos.

Interesting review. It confirms significant weight loss for tipped bullets that fragment and cause meat damage along with lead wash. Can you review soft point bonded also please? That would be interesting in terms of penetration and weight retention. Thank you

@hopefulballistics

4 күн бұрын

What bullets are you referring to?

@johnw4416

4 күн бұрын

@@hopefulballistics a friend used federal fusion soft point .308 for deer and he recommends them highly as they do not separate on impact. They penetrate well through the shoulder if necessary and leave a small exit wound to bleed out. There appears to be good, expansion, weight retention and consequently very little lead wash which is helpful when the deer is for the table. Unfortunately they are hard to get here at the moment and we would like to find an alternative soft point bonded factory round. I found RWS Tielmantle very good also but they are no longer made. It appears anything with a ballistic tip results in large exit wounds, loss of lead into the carcass and significant meat damage. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much

@hopefulballistics

4 күн бұрын

@@johnw4416 yeah I need to test out some Fusions. You pretty much have to get them in factory ammo, but they are good bullets.

@johnw4416

4 күн бұрын

@@hopefulballistics thank you very much

@johnw4416

3 күн бұрын

@@hopefulballistics I have also heard very good reports about sako super hammerhead 150g on accuracy and stopping power which are a bonded bullet if you think they would be worth reviewing

Id wouldve love to see the fusions in the test. My experience with them on game have been 100% reliable and stupid effect. Cool test though

@hopefulballistics

12 күн бұрын

Yeah I’ve waiting for the new tipped fusions

I've never shot water jugs before, and I'm curious about your testing. I realize it isn't scientific, but I'm wondering whether you made sure the jugs were touching between each shot, or if there was a chance of air/space between the jugs. I assume you'd have pushed them together, but I have to ask, since I considered how the bullet performance would change every time it would have to pass through air between the jugs.

Dont know anything about speer impact but Terminal Ascent is #1 its kind of in a different league than others #2 swift scirocco it seems tougher than others #3 accubond #4 bondstrike #5 speer impact just because ive never shot it but im guessing its on par with norma n nosler bullets

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

I appreciate it!

Federal Fusion, Norma Bondstrike, Federal Terminal Accent, Federal Trophy Hunter.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Good lineup

I watched a vid of them making bonded bullets at Federal. They just heat the assembled bullets through an induction coil for a second. There's your premium cost. A 1 second heat treat.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

I like the results

@richardthelen2138

Ай бұрын

Lmao I personally ran the trophy bonded line at federal for 7 years. There is a hell of a lot more to the bonding process than that lol. The bonder is a 8 foot rotating track and the components spend ruffly about 15 seconds between the induction coils . The total process from impacting the jacket ( the jacket is formed from a solid guilding metal slug) to finished ready to load bullet takes ruffly 80 hours start to finnish. That's one of the main reasons they are so expensive. They are ridiculously labor intensive. That being said the terminal accent is the best hunting projectile we have ever made. Extreem over kill for white tails in my opinion. I believe our fusion line are the best white tail and smaller projectile we make. And 1/4 the price. And I can shoot any thing we make that I want to. But for white tails fusion is my go to. I've never met a rifle that didn't like them and they work.

I would rank the TA and Scirocco last when it come for deer. I believe the others will give you better wound channels.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Right on, thanks

@jefferywilliams7687

Ай бұрын

Depends on where you hit them. They are shoulder shot bullets on smaller whitetail deer.

CFE223 is REALLY temp-sensitive.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Thanks

The best BCs would go to the TA then BS,SS next SI and AB. Best all-around performance would be TA then SS next SI with AB and BS. For Elk would be TA, SS then AB followed by SI and BS. For Deer sized game AB then SS followed by SI. I probably wouldn't use TA or BS because of massive expansion and too heavy for intended purpose on game. In the .264 I would use TA , SS followed by AB for Elk sized game. Now deer sized game TA then SS followed by AB and SI with BS last. Availability is extremely important but performance if available would be first. I'm so confused, are you?

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

I appreciate the comment. You’ve thought it through.

I didn't see Barnes bullets

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

This was about bonded bullets.

@WayStedYou

Ай бұрын

because they arent bonded

Besides the Fed Terminal Ascent, I would use the Swift Scciro over all other bullets, for tough game mainly! Just about any bullet will work on deer but elk/moose are an entirely different animal! I will go with tough bullet any day and for a lead bullet, the Scciro 2 doesn’t get any tougher!!!

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Thanks!

A little pick me up after writing out the tax-stortion checks.

@edwardabrams4972

Ай бұрын

Your in the wrong line of work if you have to pay taxes🤔😳 😂

@johngoodman9380

Ай бұрын

@@edwardabrams4972 Your right, only the poor and working class pay taxes. I know this is unpopular with gun owners, but name the last year tRump a billionaire paid any tax? I enjoyed learning about bullet performance, thanks.

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Thank you for watching!

😮why i dont see 270 win ?😊

@edwardabrams4972

Ай бұрын

He’s talking about bullets not about cartridges move along these aren’t the droids your looking for😳

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

These were 30 cal bullets from a 308.

Dead is Dead

OMG... you don't need bonded bullets for deer😅

@hopefulballistics

Ай бұрын

Who said you did?

@TODinWY

Ай бұрын

Technically I don't think the Speer Impact is actually a bonded bullet Unless something has changed.