Here's some testimony of how well the plating adheres to the core. This is what's left of a 124gr RN 9mm after going through a truck door and smashing into rocks!
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Here's some testimony of how well the plating adheres to the core. This is what's left of a 124gr RN 9mm after going through a truck door and smashing into rocks!
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Truck door?! What’s the story on that? Lol
An armed society is a polite society
[emoji1787] some jerk left an 80's Chevy truck door at my shooting spot. I couldn't resist adding some holes to it!Originally Posted by Holland
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Sounds like I should see how well they hold up to my old stop sign I’ve got lying around! I love street signs
An armed society is a polite society
They have the toughest plating in the business
Thanks for the write up Cody!!
Of course! I meant to do one a while back but the Nazi's killed our FB page. Figured the forum is the perfect place now to add as much info as possible.They have the toughest plating in the business
Thanks for the write up Cody!!
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For sure brother!!
I appreciate it!!
No problemo! [emoji106]
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Do they?They have the toughest plating in the business
Thanks for the write up Cody!!
I haven't got around to loading and shooting any yet, but for my 500 Auto I purposely picked some Berry's plated bullets over Xtreme, because these Berry's are rated for 2000 fps while the Xtreme are only rated for 1500 fps. The min load for 350 gr will likely be around 1800-1900 fps. On the hot side they can go in excess of 2300 fps so I may not have a lot of wiggle room on the bottom end for an inexpensive plinking load.
I know guys have pushed the Xtremes way above what they're "rated" for with no problems.
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