04-10-2022, 09:31 AM
If these bullets are truly Hornady SSTs, except for the green tip, they seem absolutely perfect! They aren't tarnished at all & the 25 piece sample I weighed ran 94.6 to 94.8gns. Only a .2gn spread in weight is pretty dog-gone good for any bullet. I saw no variations or damage anywhere in the sample I looked at. They have no blems that I can see. I do accept that these bullets probably are Hornady "custom" over-runs.
Once I get some once-fired brass, these bullets will be the first ones I'll run a ladder with. I just need to get out & do some shooting. Since the pandemic started, I hadn't pulled a trigger with live ammo until this last Wednesday at an indoor range. Now I need to find a day I can get out to the R & P club outdoor range.
Once I get some once-fired brass, these bullets will be the first ones I'll run a ladder with. I just need to get out & do some shooting. Since the pandemic started, I hadn't pulled a trigger with live ammo until this last Wednesday at an indoor range. Now I need to find a day I can get out to the R & P club outdoor range.
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