what is the difference between 100 and 125 grain broadheads?
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One reason I like to shoot a 100 grain broadhead with a 50 grain screw in weight, is because the 125 grain broadheads typically have a longer ferrule and a slightly larger profile due to requiring more material to add the additional 25 grains of weight.
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22lr, fired parallel to the ground from a rifle (zeroed at zero yards), will drop around 17 inches at 100 yards. High or Hypervelocity (CCI Stinger/Rem Yellow Jacket), would, due primarily to increased velocity, drop less, as little as 12 inches. Interestingly, at 100 yards, for many rounds/calibers....
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177 is better than . 22 for small game hunting. ... 177, which was generating more energy on paper and which also had a higher velocity, would be more effective on small game than a slower . 22 that was producing less energy at the muzzle.
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As you can see in the photo below comparing 12 gauge vs 20 gauge shells, 20 gauge shells are considerably smaller than 12 gauge shells. A 12 gauge shell won't fit in a 20 gauge chamber because it's too big.
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Any broadhead you shoot effectively from your compound bow will work fine in a crossbow. If you're a mechanical guy for whitetails, then shoot mechanicals in your horizontal bow. Same with fixed-blades. The delivery of energy and cutting ability doesn't differ remarkably from a modern compound to a modern crossbow.
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There's no difference. Your 'smith may be referring to breaking in one and only one bolt per weapon...the BCG can always be replaced if necessary (i.e. they are interchangable) but should not be repeatedly swapped in/out of the same or other weapons.
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130 is the standard density of any wig. It's not too thick neither is it thin. The focus is on the hairline to make it ventilated with slightly low densities. 150 density, on the other hand, is also natural looking but it has a slight increase in the fullness.
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The answer is: The change of 1 100g ( - 100 grams portion ) unit in a plain flour (PF) white measure equals = into 12.80 tbsp ( tablespoon ) as per the equivalent measure and for the same plain flour (PF) white type.
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45/330 grain for the . 54 caliber muzzleloading rifle Is an excellent option for muzzleloading users. The precision rifle extreme elite 45/300 grain muzzleloader bullet for a ,54 caliber rifle. Precision Rifle's Extreme Elite 45/300 grain muzzleloader bullets for the 58 caliber muzzleloader rifles.
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I have used 95gr SST out of my 243 and they really do a lot of damage. Very accurate bullet but I have switched to Barnes 85 TSX. I like how they perform on game better and they are also very accurate. From my experience the hornady SST are more accurate than NBT's, in both 6mm and 7mm, in my guns at least.
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However, for the greatest assurance of a clean kill, moose hunters should select a caliber with a minimum 150-grain bullet and a muzzle energy of at least 2,200 foot-pounds. Whatever cartridge you choose, good shot placement is extremely important. Minimum: 2,200 ft. lb.
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Caliber Specific 223 55 grain cartridge, while the BDC is made for a . 308 65 grain cartridge. The BDC200 is designed for larger projectiles, such as slug guns and black powder firearms. However, all Nikon BDC reticles can be tailored specifically to the cartridge you are using with their Nikon Spot-On Software.
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There is a reason I own multiple dobyns rods. They are great, even the fury line up. For the price, you're getting a solid/sensitive rod. I like the moderate fast action, works great for medium size crankbaits, squarebills, lipless, jerkbaits, even smaller swimbaits with light wire hooks.
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I have used the 115-grain Nosler Partition as well as the 120-grain Speer hollow point on several whitetails and feral hogs with good success. Having loaded and hunted with Partition bullets for 40+ years. they are my go-to bullet for big game, so the 115 grain over 54 grains of H 4831 is my choice for whitetails.
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What's a Grain? Bullets are measured in a unit of mass called grains (abbreviated “gr.”). One pound is equal to 7000 grains, and there are 437.5 grains in an ounce. Bullets can weigh anywhere between 15 grains for the lightest 17 HMR bullets all the way up to 750 grains for the heavier .
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260 with good effect. I found that the Hornady A-Max 140 grain bullets were cheap, shot very well and with a good ballistic co-efficient of . 585 (G1), making them good for long-range shooting. ... The ELD range of bullets are basically the same as the A-Max/V-Max bullets except for the tip.
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You can use this one. Both the 3040s and 3080s use the 32 replacement head and are exactly the same except for color. 32S means silver while 32B means Black. I have the Braun 3040s and it seems that the 32B replacement heads are $10 more expensive than the 32S.