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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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As far as the word Cartridge goes.....Call the Army and tell them they have been using the wrong word since the Civil War. Again semantics, but to you experts who live and die on such terms I will digress to keep your woodle hearts from breaking into. Is this the TFF or a high school drama website, with all your little snipping? I have Bieber tickets for sale JJH! until the US .30 cal of 1903 ctg us army ctgs were named by thier calibre-blackpowder charge- bullet weight, 45-70-500 Semantics. either that or the difference between someone who knows of which he speaks and someone who does not
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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and now the army names ctgs by caliber and bullet type and ctg designation like the .30 m72 NM or 5.56X45 Ball m855 Sigh....it still says 100 Cartridges. Along with .50 SLPT or whatever as of 2006 anyway. It does or did not say 100 brass cases filled with powder loaded with a .50 Cal SLPT bullet manufactured by whoever. So as I said. Semantics.
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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JJH. If were were talking guns and I said my "AR" would you know what I was talking about or would you stare at me like a 16 YO boy who just saw his first set of boobs and have to wait until I said, Oh sorry, A 5.56mm, 16 inch CMMG barrel Chrome Molly chamber, with Mag Pull furniture, a DPMS barrel and SOG Lower before you knew what I was talking about? If all you said was "AR", I would have a general idea about the type of weapon that you have. If we were on a guns/hunting forum, and you were touting that your AR was somehow better than someone else's, I would need more data to understand your position. If you used incorrect nomenclature to describe your AR, I would have some idea as to how well-informed you were.
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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08/23/12 01:53 AM
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You do get the point then. This is not a contest. That was my point. I did not committ a sin which will expedite me straight to TFF hel l for my use of the term Ballistic Tip. You do not have to be a ballistic geek to have an opinion on a round. Have a good night.
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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08/23/12 01:58 AM
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You do get the point then. This is not a contest. That was my point. I did not committ a sin which will expedite me straight to TFF hel l for my use of the term Ballistic Tip. You do not have to be a ballistic geek to have an opinion on a round. Have a good night. I thought this was the THF
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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08/23/12 01:59 AM
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What point? You came to a "ballistic geek" webite and used technically incorrect language. You were corrected on it and got your panties in a wad. If you want to talk about Hornady Ballistic Tips to your coffee shop buddies, it's probably not gonna be an issue. But if you go to a forum of folks who have a passion for a particular avocation, you will need to be informed enough to not make ignorant comments, or you will have to expect to be corrected. I'm already having a good night! 
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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08/23/12 12:41 PM
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LOL, My My. I never claimed to be an expert. I never stated I know more about bullets than anyone in the world. I never said "I am an expert and can testify in court on the subject".
I gave my OPINION between Hornady and Corelokt. I said I did not like the Corlokt Cartridge. Someone tried to correct me on that as well. Websters defines Cartridge as, A case (often metal) containing a complete charge for a firearm. A complete charge would also need a bullet so yes I am correct on that. Once fired it would be a spent cartridge or spent case.
When I said Hornady "Ballistic Tip" everyone knew I was speaking about the SST. Why? Because Hornady designed the SST to be excactly like the Ballistic Tip with just enough variation as to not get sued. Everyone knew what I was talking about yet as "Experts" you lost your collective minds and started acting like kids on a play ground in an unwelcome attempt to belittle me as I could not possibly have a coherent thought because I made a slight deviation in the nomenclature as "coffee shop guys will do". I fail to see how that was an arrogant comment but your response was extremely arrogant!
Please regail me with all the bullets you have designed since you are basicaly claiming you are an expert. How many patents do you have? Can you testify in court as an"expert witness" on bullets? No? Oh, so you are just like me then...........
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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You do get the point then. This is not a contest. That was my point. I did not committ a sin which will expedite me straight to TFF hel l for my use of the term Ballistic Tip. You do not have to be a ballistic geek to have an opinion on a round. Have a good night. I thought this was the THF Oh good one! Yeah, you really showed me. LOL, yes yes sorry I am also a member of the Texas Fishing Forum or TFF. Yes that typo is proof of your intellectual superiority. Try a yahoo search for Civil War gattlin gun cartridge. Guess they are wrong too because they have them listed.....as a cartridge! Then you can contact them and tell them the military did not have cartridges during the civil war and that you know this because you are an expert. Care again to tell me there was no cartridge in the Civil War?
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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Have a cup of coffee. You'll feel better.
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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08/23/12 01:34 PM
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Your reference to anything having a plastic tip being a Ballistic Tip is like saying every soft lead tip bullet is a Lebel. You're generalizing it too much yes they are similar in they gave a plastic tip but are different in other areas meaning they aren't the same same goes for saying the Accubond, Interbond or Scirroco's are the same as well since they all have a polymer tip as well.
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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Yes, Honrady makes the SST. Anyone who refers to the plastic tip bullet design as anything other than the exact nomenclature per each manufacturer (reguardless if the manufacturer was listed) should be ridiculed.
Good thing no 2 manufacturers have the boat tail design, otherwise we would never be able to tell what someone is talking about. LOL.
I am one of you guys now. Corlokt is the best bullet ever and performs just as good as the Hornady SST.
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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08/23/12 02:31 PM
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JJH. If were were talking guns and I said my "AR" would you know what I was talking about or would you stare at me like a 16 YO boy who just saw his first set of boobs and have to wait until I said, Oh sorry, A 5.56mm, 16 inch CMMG barrel Chrome Molly chamber, with Mag Pull furniture, a DPMS barrel and SOG Lower before you knew what I was talking about? Id ask if it was a recliner or not  But seriously sst and bt and accubonds and interbonds and sirrocos and ttsxs and hornady gmx's and nosler e-tips all have little "balistic plastic tips" on them, yet none of them are they same... but I guess they are all fired from guns to shoot stuff so we should call them all balistic tips right? Quit being a jackleg, if your not going to contribute then leave.
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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08/23/12 02:44 PM
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NOSLER bt's/ct and similar family better know as cup and core Hornady sst, vmax, varmint, amax, spire point Serria GK, blitz king, pro hunter, mk, varminter Berger vld, fb, bt
Crimped cup and core bullets Remmy corelokt, hornady interlock
Chemically Bonded bullet family swift Scirocco II Nosler ab Hornady interbond Corelokt ultra bonded
3 Section bullets Nosler Partition Swift A frame
Monolithic bullets Barnes Nosler et Hornady gmx
My experience and IMO Stay away from the cup and core & crimped in any thing under .27 cal, over a mv of 3300+, or unless it ultra long range (500+yards).
I feel the monolithic type bullets are a game changer in hot smaller calibers, 22-250,243,6mm, .224 ttha, 220swift, 25-06, 257wby. I think they have raised there big game effectiveness up tremendously. You push a cup/core bullet ultra fast you rolling the dice wether the bullet construction will not be compromised at impact.
Over .27 I don't think it really matters.
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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Red Chevy, Wow, you mean some bullets are different? Oh my, I am learning so much. Huh, so when Hornady created their SST they did not copy the design from Ballistic Tip and make some variations as not to get sued? I had no idea the SST is not a Ballistic Tip design? Where did they get the idea?
Some of us refer to AR add on's as furniture.....at least at the coffee shop. Not being an "expert" like yourself I appreciate yet another correction, and I will let the boys know you do not approve and do so in a condesending manner like you did. How do I get myself dressed in the morning?
My OPINION before everyone put on their self proclaimed expert hats was.....Corlokts are not good. Yes they will kill a deer, at least eventually for me, then again so will a rock. I like (Opinion) Hornady SST, you know the one with the Ballistic Tip design that they copied from Ballistic Tip and everyone somehow knew what I was talking about before they felt compelled to show me up. I like them because in my OPINION they perform better when deer hunting for me.
Now you guys can go back to stroking each others ballistic ego's and wait for another guy to come in and use a term you do not like and then get 'em.
Yeah, I am the Jackleg. The Jackleg meter in here is pegged and when I leave the needle will not move.
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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08/23/12 03:40 PM
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panties still in a wad, huh? Well, I'd love to try to help. But I'm headed to the range to try out my new Remington M70, 300 Winchester SAUM. I've loaded up some Honrady GameKings to try.
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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Red Chevy, Wow, you mean some bullets are different? Oh my, I am learning so much. Huh, so when Hornady created their SST they did not copy the design from Ballistic Tip and make some variations as not to get sued? I had no idea the SST is not a Ballistic Tip design? Where did they get the idea?
Some of us refer to AR add on's as furniture.....at least at the coffee shop. Not being an "expert" like yourself I appreciate yet another correction, and I will let the boys know you do not approve and do so in a condesending manner like you did. How do I get myself dressed in the morning?
My OPINION before everyone put on their self proclaimed expert hats was.....Corlokts are not good. Yes they will kill a deer, at least eventually for me, then again so will a rock. I like (Opinion) Hornady SST, you know the one with the Ballistic Tip design that they copied from Ballistic Tip and everyone somehow knew what I was talking about before they felt compelled to show me up. I like them because in my OPINION they perform better when deer hunting for me.
Now you guys can go back to stroking each others ballistic ego's and wait for another guy to come in and use a term you do not like and then get 'em.
Yeah, I am the Jackleg. The Jackleg meter in here is pegged and when I leave the needle will not move.
Misinformation helps nobody..... If you gave someone the Hornady BT advice that knew no difference and that person headed to the store to by Hornady ammo what's to stop them from buying a vmax and ruining their hunting experience? Oh and i agree Core-Lokt bullets aren't great although they manage to take a good amount of game each year. The question would be how many are admittedly lost due to them.
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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panties still in a wad, huh? Well, I'd love to try to help. But I'm headed to the range to try out my new Remington M70, 300 Winchester SAUM. I've loaded up some Honrady GameKings to try. Hey JJH are you riding in your new F150 silverado with the Hemi? Man that truck is awsome!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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Yes, keep stroking each other until there is no one willing to comment in here due to the "experts" like Red Chevy and JJH. Yuck Yuck Ford with a Hemi. Oh the humanity for refering to the SST as a Ballistic Tip even though it is a copied Ballistic Tip design. It is not like I was giving my opinion on Ballistic coefficients. Just an OPINION between Corlokt and Hornady in which EVERYONE knew exactly what I was saying.
I could be a qualified expert on a weapon system but if I called the forward assist, the assist button I suddenly become a mouth breather who is not entitled to an opinion about the weapon. Pathetic. Enjoy your little circle.......
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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They might be raggin on you a bit, but you did bring it on yourself. This is one of those times that you need to take the wise path and quit while you're behind.
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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The problem is not everyone knows the SST is the counterpart of the Nosler Ballistic Tip and half of Hornadys darn bullets come with a polymer tip not just the SST. It has no bearing whether it was copied or not they simply aren't the same thing, It's like calling a Springfield 1903 a Mauser 98 sure they are really close a Mauser sued Springfield over the similarity but they aren't the same.
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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NOSLER bt's/ct and similar family better know as cup and core hornady, vmax, varmint, amax, spire point Serria GK, blitz king, pro hunter, mk, varminter Berger vld, fb, bt
Crimped cup and core bullets Remmy corelokt, hornady interlock, Hornady sst
Chemically Bonded bullet family swift Scirocco II Nosler ab Hornady interbond
3 Section bullets Nosler Partition Swift A frame Corelokt ultra bonded
Monolithic bullets Barnes Nosler et Hornady gmx
My experience and IMO Stay away from the cup and core & crimped in any thing under .27 cal, over a mv of 3300+, or unless it ultra long range (500+yards).
I feel the monolithic type bullets are a game changer in hot smaller calibers, 22-250,243,6mm, .224 ttha, 220swift, 25-06, 257wby. I think they have raised there big game effectiveness up tremendously. You push a cup/core bullet ultra fast you rolling the dice wether the bullet construction will not be compromised at impact.
Over .27 I don't think it really matters.
My 2cent for what its worth
made one change, have you seen gs custom bullets,http://gscustom.co.za/ If you like barnes these will flat blow you away. they solved all the problems about cupro bullets exect the terrible fouling at high velocities
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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Oh the humanity for refering to the SST as a Ballistic Tip even though it is a copied Ballistic Tip design. You're the gift that keeps on giving: HUMANITY?? Just an OPINION between Corlokt and Hornady in which EVERYONE knew exactly what I was saying. NO, everyone KNEW you didn't know what you were talking aboutAnd you continue to be misinformed regarding the Ballistic Tip and the SST. The Ballistic Tip is the old Nosler Solid Base design with the tip added. the SST is the Hornady (not Honrdy) Interlock design with the tip added. they are completely different designs. You made a couple of statements that were incorrect. You were corrected. No big deal. Admit it like a man, quit whining and move on.
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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Ya I forgot the sst had a crimp.
No I havent checked out ga yet, thanks for the heads up.
Pretty much moved exclusively to the ttsx, have some vlds I use when playing long range
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Re: Accubond or ballistic tip?
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I have never shot a deer that did not run at least 150 yds with a Corelokt. I hate that cartridge. Now Honady Ballistic tips.......sweet usually DRT (Dead right there) So you asume the everyone knows when you say hornady balistic tip they know you mean an sst... yet you feel the need to spell out DRT????? 
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