Underwood 180 GDHP and Delta Elite GDHP up

Started by P33v3, April 02 2014 05:28:40 PM MDT

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Geeman

The DE load shows Nosler when you click for more info, and it says nothing about "bonded"

The full power load shows "Speer Bonded"  and I assume that is the Gold Dot.

Greg

Intercooler

I see. Not my cup of tea and I haven't purchased any. Nosler it is!

sgtbones

Just purchased some they are noslers. But i have a stash of the gold dot de loads.

radiotom

Shot 30 of these today. That's some sexy brass these are loaded in.  :-*

Slateman

Got mine yesterday. Will be going to the range this  afternoon. Going to fire two magazines worth to ensure they will cycle and the mags are still good. Then I'll shoot some TMJ.

krafcheck

Based on advertised speed only what real difference(s) does 60fps make? Recoil, bulges, expansion, penetrating.....?

Rojo27

Quote from: krafcheck on April 10 2014 07:49:04 AM MDT
Based on advertised speed only what real difference(s) does 60fps make? Recoil, bulges, expansion, penetrating.....?

One guys opinion; 5% difference in initial fps likely to have:
Negligible effect on recoil
The initial lower velocity of the Gold Dot very likely to reduce projectile expansion a bit thus increase penetration (gel).
Bulges - Wouldn't anticipate any difference if shooting 1240 or 1300 fps ammo in ramped, full case supported firearms BUT as has been well documented by others in this thread; firing 1300fps 180gr ammo out of firearm like Colt D. E....difference of 60 extra fps could lead to catastrophic failure.

sgtbones


Geeman

Quote from: krafcheck on April 10 2014 07:49:04 AM MDT
Based on advertised speed only what real difference(s) does 60fps make? Recoil, bulges, expansion, penetrating.....?

The same difference as standing a few feet farther away, as that is all that takes to loose those 60 fps.

Greg