Anybody ever try to 3D print ballistic tips for hollow points?
E.g. for NSA hollow point slugs?
Edit: Spell checked
E.g. for NSA hollow point slugs?
Edit: Spell checked
Anybody ever try to 3D print ballistic tips for hollow points?
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It would be very hard to make a base that small stick to the print surface and stay until the print is done. It would also make them too long for most magazines. I don't think there's much to be gained at sub-sonic velocity and it would stop the relatively slow hollow point from expanding as intended.
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Only silver ones.... the hollow points not the werewolves although they may work on silver werewolves.
Maybe a silver werewolf would die from being silver, if could even exist.
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Orion the iguana Hunter did a video on increasing expansion of slugs by adding sealant into the hollow tip of a projectile. Did some tests with clay. Here’s a link.
https://youtu.be/4MKn9T1nA08
https://youtu.be/4MKn9T1nA08
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Unfortunately things like that only work when you're hunting something as dense as clay. It's like testing expansion against steel, it just doesn't translate to hunting small light game. A big iguana is tough and dense though so it would probably help there.
I had a gun shop back when Nosler first released the Balistic tip and I sold tons of them to deer hunters in my own new ammo. I was even pulling the bullet from cheap 7.62x39 ammo and replacing it with the 125 grain balistic tip. People couldn't get enough.
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would attaching anything to the tip of a pellet upset the balance point ? maybe cause tumbling ?
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