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Kenny,
Do you know what the pressures are for these B&P loads?
I bought some of these a few years back. After shooting them I came away feeling that they were a pretty stout load judging from the recoil they produced after shooting them in several different guns. I decided not to order any more and have stayed with RST's. I've never had the perceived recoil from the RST's that I got from the B&P's. Don't get me wrong, I think B&P makes great ammunition. I just felt they were a little stout for the wood on my old SXS game guns.
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01-26-2018, 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul Ehlers
Kenny,
Do you know what the pressures are for these B&P loads?
I bought some of these a few years back. After shooting them I came away feeling that they were a pretty stout load judging from the recoil they produced after shooting them in several different guns. I decided not to order any more and have stayed with RST's. I've never had the perceived recoil from the RST's that I got from the B&P's. Don't get me wrong, I think B&P makes great ammunition. I just felt they were a little stout for the wood on my old SXS game guns.
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The B&P website shows this load at 720 bar of pressure. Not knowing what this represented in terms of PSI I googled a conversion on it and the web tells me this translates to 10,442 PSI. Yikes !
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