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Sellier and Bellot 243 Win Ammo - 20 Rounds of 100 Grain SP Ammunition
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Fiocchi 410 Bore Ammo - 250 Rounds of 1/2 oz. #8 Shot Ammunition
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Sellier & Bellot 338 Lapua Magnum Ammo - 100 Rounds of 250 Grain HPBT Ammunition
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Mr. Jimmy said:
Five deer taken on my ranch with this ammo: two neck shots, two head shots, and one shoulder shot ( 106 yds) . All dropped in their tracks! The shoulder shot hit a rib but still exited the body with a one inch exit wound that would have facilitated tracking, had it been necessary.
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Jimmy said:
My friends and family have taken five deer from my ranch this season, all taken with this ammo. All dropped in their tracks! Two were heart/lung shots, two were neck shots, and one head shot. Both chest area shots penetrated completely with minimal meat damage and left a quarter size exit which would have left a good blood trail if tracking had been necessary. Tremendous performance!
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B.B. said:
Makes my lever gun difficult to cycle the lever correctly.
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DKB said:
Nice shooting 240 grain mag ammo, comfortable shooting the distance of the range nice placement at 25 yards for a 44 mag. Very effective from a thee inch barrel.
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¹ said:
And a very great at the job
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Cheetarick said:
Good ammo for target and plinking. For more ooompf, the two 32 magnums are a better choice.
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Luis said:
When first got my Taurus Raging Judge I was worried about everything I had heard about recoil. Shot 20 rounds today and it was not bad at all. But what impressed me the most was it's accuracy. Getting more ammo today.
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hallowt said:
The .32 cal rounds fire nice. No problems
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Tbuck said:
Have not had a chance to use but I’m sure it will be fine.
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Doug said:
I am VERY picky about the ammo I buy. I am looking for foot pounds of energy. Fiocchi delivers! I live in the foothills west of Denver,with the mountain lions and the bears. When I walk my pooch, my Ruger Redhawk 44 mag travels with me. I have run into bears, mountain lions, and I think a wolf one night. This is where the energy of the 44 mag comes in.
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John S said:
I bought this stuff just to try it, really. I've only fired about 20 of the 50 rounds by now. I will say that I experienced no issues with it (jams, etc.), and it's easy to put on-target from up to 25 yards. It did leave a little extra soot in my Glock 19, and it produces a fairly strong "burnt powder" smell when fired. Not a big issue at all, but it does seem to fire "dirtier" than most ammo I'm used to. I don't have much experience with Frangible ammo, but it seemed to work exactly as advertised.
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Willem said:
Performed well
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THOMAS said:
It is perfect for target and practice. If you were to use it as a tool for defense or protection, a more durable FMJ would be a better choice. I am more interested in playing than owning a tool.
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P said:
Shoots fine in but causes ejection malfunction about every fifth shot in a keltec ksg410. Seems to work fine in other shotguns I tried.
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Dude said:
Gun jammed…. Bullet got stuck in the barrel, still shot 2 rounds than got jammed. Realized the bullet was stuck halfway through. Could’ve exploded in my face! Unfortunately no more Ammo Inc for me. Same thing happened to another gentleman on the range.
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pitch said:
Three shots at 100 yards hit .625 good ammo
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Tim said:
Good value
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Eric said:
The diameter on the brass end of the shells is too large. So it has to be forced into the cylinder a bit. Upon firing (I was playing with a S&W Governor) the shell expands further, so it backs out of the charging hole and locks up the cylinder. Then, you have to deal with extracting a shell that is far too large for the hole (obligatory giggety). It's a nightmare to shoot if you can shoot it at all. Hopefully I just got a bad batch. Regardless I will never purchase this stuff again . . . Couldn't give it away.
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Charles said:
Great
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geo said:
Will buy again.
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Joe4law said:
Very good value. 338 Lapua is generally a very expensive round Thought I’d try this out because it was a deal. I was not disappointed. Don’t reload at present so I’ll get back to you when I do to see how the brass Hilda up.
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Brian said:
ammo arrived in great condition, no dents or dings.
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gw said:
they do have a good recoil, but it is a 44 mad and my pistol has wooden grips. fine rounds for the money and i'd buy them again.