Hornady A-Max Ammunition

[hkinsont 0]

I have changed my order to the Hornady SST it's only 95gr but I reckon it will have plenty of knock down power after talking it over with some people on here that have used them, thanks for the help.

[Deker 3,453]

If you want to know will the a max do the job, then yes it will, the differences are minimal. The reason a lot of homeloaders use amax v v max are to do with the purchase of them.

 

Technically there are differences in the bullet design, but..

 

...a matter that has been the subject of debate for a long time in a lot of quarters, the differences in the physical product are small, some say microscopic, the legal difference is large!

Edited February 7, 2013 by Deker

[hkinsont 0]

 

If you want to know will the a max do the job, then yes it will, the differences are minimal. The reason a lot of homeloaders use amax v v max are to do with the purchase of them.

 

Technically there are differences in the bullet design, but..

...a matter that has been the subject of debate for a long time in a lot of quarters, the differences in the physical product are small, some say microscopic, the legal difference is large!

Don't worry I am going to give the SST's a go they say they are also very accurate, so just waiting to see if my rifles can group them now, I will let you know how I get on.

[themightybuck 9]

hi hkinsont

i see what you were thinking there i made the same mistake unfortunately it is just a target round some people do use it on game but it is defiantly not advisable or ethical, i reckon your on the right track with the sst's i use them and their boat tail design gives you great accuracy out to a good long range, good luck and let me know how you get on with them.

[blackfox 9]

Ive got some 168grn A-Max knocked up for the .308 that i will be testing over the weekend.

 

High BC, and these beauties can be sent through the post