Dang, I got all of that. Can't wait to try out the zombies.... They aren't cheap at a dollar a round. Maybe I'll see some piggies this weekend to try them out. Actually, the Winchester BSTs were the most accurate out of the new AR

Shouldnt you be blowing timmy tebow or something? EDIT: i'm suprised you took time out from trolling the offtopic forum...

Sorry, i wont support a company that dumbs down the firearm community.

Your stupidity is amazing. The zombie ammo is the single greatest ammo marketing strategy ever. You obviously have no business sense at all, not that I'm suprised.

You really need to quit riding your bicycle though. That little seat on there has made your spandex way too tight obviously.

$1 a round is expensive for a .223 but it's zombie ammo so totally worth it. I've got 3k rounds for my SHTF room, I'm ready for the apocalypse

You need to start riding motorcycle more often, they dont call them organ donors for nothing.....happy riding....

Keep wasting your money on "zombie" ammo, by all means.

Scared are ya....

Someone might need these

Maybe he is and put one in to far

For JWP

Is that kind of like testing water before you jump in?

Naaaa, just having some fun

There's no need to test the pavement, it's really hard everytime

Had the same happen with my old .308. I've probably told the story 5-10 times on here, but I fired one of them "no powder" loads and it went maybe and inch or two down the barrel. I just thought I must have pulled it really bad or something... next round... blew the barrel out the right side. Ruger fixed the gun, not Hornady.

To help get back on topic, this is the issue I had with a hornady round

Some are going to find themselves unable to log on.

What was it that T.O. always says?

cup and cores work perfect at modest velocities, problem was hunters used them in magnums at a 100 yds. If used like intended their fine, used in magnums at long range thier fine, not at close range.
now comes the bonded boolits put through a magnum at a 100 yds perfect mush room you say, yep right back to where we were with a .308 with cup and core bollits.

That seems like it might be deserved. Can't we all just get along ?

I load and have shot and hunted with both..Shot a 96lb. doe in the shoulders with 150 grain SST about 2 yrs ago..never flinced
ran about 60 yrds and died in the white brush...I've shot over
100 animals with X bullets...and my buddies all shoot them..all
deer recovered...recovered one 25 cal. 100 grain last yr..wgts
84 grains...one petal sheared off...Buck dressed 188lbs..DD

i shot a 90lb doe the other day at bow range with a 22 hornet and a 45 gr hornady sp, shot her behind the shoulder, arm pit with leg forward aiming for opposite leg, she folded right there and bulldozed on her hind legs for 20 yds and gave up the ghost, bullet broke opposite leg but stopped there no exit.
but internal damage was top notch, looked like it was hit with a 308, her entryside after skinning had trauma from the front clear to her hind leg, ill get pics soon

I routinely shoot hogs and yotes with my .223 and use 55grn v-max hornady's 100% of the time. Hasnt failed me yet.

if you were to shoot a zombie how important would exit wounds be?

Depends on if you want a blood trail or not.

why did I stop following this thread till now? Hornady shoots well through all of my rifles so far so thats all I currently use. maybe i should get more than 1 rifle. JCB has more rifles than ammo I've put through mine.

Shoot them in the head and double tap at close range.