Lyman Keith 358439 hollow-points for deer?
I've seen this discussion before over on castboolits.com
While I have this mould, I haven't a rifle in .357 Magnum caliber.
The discussion always ends with pretty much the same answer. We can't be 100% as to the exact velocity the bullet will be traveling when it finds its mark.
I've yet to read a result of anyone using this bullet in a rifle and finding anything of the nose left. The nose will be shed within the first 2" of the animal. The base? Distance and size of the deer will be the determining factor there. The shards of lead from the nose will of course, travel their own way making other smaller wounds.
Best of luck with it. If you do indeed us it and take a deer, please let us know your results.
Oh, almost forgot. I'd put my money on the solid bullet going thru and thru on a broadside hit.
Murphy
Complete thread:
- Lyman Keith 358439 hollow-points for deer? -
AaronB,
2012-10-06, 10:41
- Lyman Keith 358439 hollow-points for deer? - Murphy, 2012-10-06, 15:25
- I would not. - Glen, 2012-10-06, 21:49
- Aaron, I think you will be disappointed with the acccuracy -
John K.,
2012-10-07, 15:50
- No hydraulic forces in the railroad tie - Glen, 2012-10-08, 15:24
- I've got another mold I might try... -
AaronB,
2012-10-08, 18:37
- I've got another mold I might try... - Slow Hand, 2012-10-08, 19:12