Anybody done any comparisons on these two bullets? I wish Nosler sold in 100ct like Hornady, I guess 250ct is not too much and who can't use extra bullets!!! Mainly for ferrel hogs, I have always used a S&W model 29 with a 8 3/8" barrel, but I thought I might try out the G20. I know a lot of folks like the hardcast bullets, but the hogs where I am hunting typically are not the huge ones and the 44 Mag 240gr HP takes them down very nicely at 75 yards or so.
The Hornady is a little tougher bullet and doesn't expand quite as fast as the Nosler...if It were me I'd use the Hornady for hogs. I have used the Hornady XTP on Deer.
Hornady does sell a HAP version of their bullet that is bulk and doesn't have the segmented cuts.
http://www.hornady.com/store/10mm-.400-200-gr-HAP-Bulk-Box-of-1800/ (http://www.hornady.com/store/10mm-.400-200-gr-HAP-Bulk-Box-of-1800/)
Quote from: The_Shadow on March 07 2015 10:36:01 AM MST
The Hornady is a little tougher bullet and doesn't expand quite as fast as the Nosler...if It were me I'd use the Hornady for hogs. I have used the Hornady XTP on Deer.
Hornady does sell a HAP version of their bullet that is bulk and doesn't have the segmented cuts.
http://www.hornady.com/store/10mm-.400-200-gr-HAP-Bulk-Box-of-1800/ (http://www.hornady.com/store/10mm-.400-200-gr-HAP-Bulk-Box-of-1800/)
I did buy 500 of the 180gr HAP, but have yet to load them and test...