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Hornady GMX 55gr 224” | Snipers Hide Forum The Hornady 55 grain GMX 224" projectile is a monolithic gilding-metal hollow point It does not have a polymer tip It's significantly longer than a typical lead-core jacketed FMJ bullet The bullet is a blind to barriers projectile, though accuracy precision is not on par with say, the Speer Gold Dot projectiles in this caliber The relief band also serves as a cannelure
Hornady 5. 56mm 55 Grain GMX TAP Barrier - Snipers Hide Hornady’s 5 56mm 55 grain GMX TAP Barrier ammunition (#81255) uses the same 55 grain GMX projectile that is available as a reloading component The 55 grain GMX bullet is a monolithic hollow-point, but unlike similar monolithic bullets such as the all-copper Barnes TSX, the Hornady GMX is made from gilding metal (95% copper and 5% zinc) Hence the “GM” portion of GMX
Range Report - 6. 5 Creedmoor 120 GR GMX | Snipers Hide Forum The 120 GMX factory ammo was pretty hot, from the 22 5" barrel I shoot the bullets were passing the chrono avg 3075fps roughly, IMO that's pretty darn quick and I noted that the primers were somewhat flattened, definitely flatter than my known-to-be-warm 140Amax handload From the 20rds fired I didn't notice any undue fouling or negative behavior
Hunting Fishing - Barnes TSX vs. Hornady GMX - Snipers Hide Re: Barnes TSX vs Hornady GMX I shoot all copper because that's what condors like The all copper bullets need to be driver faster to expand reliably at distance For that reason, I usually drop down a weight when running copper I prefer lead for accuracy, but occasionally get all copper to shoot well On the Barnes front, I get consistently better accuracy from the Tipped TSX over the TSX
Hornady GMX 70gr. in . 223 and general monolithic reloading I purchased three boxes of Hornady's 70gr monolithic bullets, the GMX series, only to discover that Hornady says they won't stabilize in a 1:8 twist barrel Unfortunately this is exactly what I have, 16" Wylde chamber, 1:8 twist in an auto-loader AR-15 I loaded five rounds, H335@23gr even
Hunting Fishing - hornaday GMX vs SST bullets in 308 comparison Re: hornaday GMX vs SST bullets in 308 comparison Shot 2 deer this year with my 30-06 using 150gr GMX bullets and they were both dead in their tracks One was at 50yds and the other was at 200yds The exit hole was impressive on the one at 200yds My friend shoots the SST's out of his 270 and has had good luck with them
6. 5cm 120gr ttsx any 120gr solid load data - Snipers Hide Figured I wasn’t in danger territory since my 136gr load is at 43 5gr and I just ran the 120gr gmx at 44 0 with zero pressure signs Well with today’s conditions I chrono’ed the gmx with 44 0 gr at 2910 on average First 15 rounds of the 120gr ttsx gave me an average of 2959 High of 2967 and a low of 2945
Success with Barnes, Hornady or Nosler All copper Gilding Bullets in . . . Greetings Gents, If you have had any success in load development for 308 with the Barnes, (TTSX, TSX, LRX 150, 165, 168) Hornady, (GMX 150 or 168) or the Nosler Etip in 150 or 168 please chime in and share your experiences in loading 308 Please include COAL I have been hit or miss with
Any 300BLK 110 GMX loads? | Snipers Hide Forum Looked at published data, but most 110 for 300blk are using varmint bullets Im trying to replicate the Hornady custom load They have a 110 GMX going 2285 from the muzzle, seated 2 210 Im using a 16" CMMG Resolute upper, suppressed Looking to drop some muleys I already have 30-06, 308