Captured Deep Curl
#13
Typical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Virginia
Posts: 542
That is what I wanted to hear. I use Noslers in my 30-06 and they are the bomb on deer. Since I switched to Noslers, most deer don't run and the few that do don't get out of sight. I want the same performance for blackpowder.
#14
Typical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Virginia
Posts: 542
One more question, are the Deep Curls now called Gold Dots or did the Gold Dots become Deep Curls? I see Gold Dots on the Gander Mountain website but no Deep Curls. Also, what sabots should I get for these? I have a Knight Revolution and TC Encore if that matters.
Oh, and thanks Ron, I know what I will be doing this off season. Sighting in my guns with Deep Curls.
Oh, and thanks Ron, I know what I will be doing this off season. Sighting in my guns with Deep Curls.
#17
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Yucca Valley,Ca
Posts: 2,496
One more question, are the Deep Curls now called Gold Dots or did the Gold Dots become Deep Curls? I see Gold Dots on the Gander Mountain website but no Deep Curls. Also, what sabots should I get for these? I have a Knight Revolution and TC Encore if that matters.
Oh, and thanks Ron, I know what I will be doing this off season. Sighting in my guns with Deep Curls.
Oh, and thanks Ron, I know what I will be doing this off season. Sighting in my guns with Deep Curls.
#19
Gm54-120
One of the reason the petals are long on that sabot is so that they wil catch the air right out of the muzzle, open very rapidly and allow the bullet to leave the sabot very quickly. The 24 does not go down range as far as others.
The HPH-24 is fine with the 250gr but its a fairly long sabot.