wvhunter304
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What's the difference? I'm looking to purchase for a Colorado elk hunt?.
Thor Hammer or lightning?
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perma
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I think hammers you have to size to the gun, lightning is a one size fits all.
WildWill
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Lighting is one size fits all. The hammers you have to buy a sizing kit first and figure out which one of the 4 sizes fits your gun best. I went with the hammers as I figured a bullet sized to the gun would probably have better performance. I've killed elk, deer and pronghorn with the 300gr tipped hammers and they've never let me down.
Addicting
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As a life long muzzleloader who has shot Thors and a myriad of other bullets. I tried the Bore drivers and was amaze at them. Killed my bull with the 290 and they load and shoot great.
I ended up selling all the rest and switched exclusively to the bore drivers. They really are that good. Now Hornady came out with the 340 grain with better BC.
I would give these a serious look before the summers over. I high doubt you will regret it after loading those Thors and seeing the groups at 200 yards.
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I ended up selling all the rest and switched exclusively to the bore drivers. They really are that good. Now Hornady came out with the 340 grain with better BC.
I would give these a serious look before the summers over. I high doubt you will regret it after loading those Thors and seeing the groups at 200 yards.
50 Cal .499 Bore Driver® ELD-X® - Hornady Manufacturing, Inc
Loads Fast and Easy Without a sabot, the Bore Driver® seats quickly and easily for shot-after-shot performance. Maximum Lethality FTX® and ELD-X® bullets incorporate an InterLock® ring that helps retain bullet weight upon impact that when coupled wi...
cgasner1
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Those Colorado legal? I doubt they make the cutAs a life long muzzleloader who has shot Thors and a myriad of other bullets. I tried the Bore drivers and was amaze at them. Killed my bull with the 290 and they load and shoot great.
I ended up selling all the rest and switched exclusively to the bore drivers. They really are that good. Now Hornady came out with the 340 grain with better BC.
I would give these a serious look before the summers over. I high doubt you will regret it after loading those Thors and seeing the groups at 200 yards.
50 Cal .499 Bore Driver® ELD-X® - Hornady Manufacturing, Inc
Loads Fast and Easy Without a sabot, the Bore Driver® seats quickly and easily for shot-after-shot performance. Maximum Lethality FTX® and ELD-X® bullets incorporate an InterLock® ring that helps retain bullet weight upon impact that when coupled wi...
Addicting
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They are full bore without a sabot.
perma
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100% CO legal. I got stopped last year by a CPW DWM and was checked.
FlatlandHunter
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Are you shooting them out of an inline or Hawken style?As a life long muzzleloader who has shot Thors and a myriad of other bullets. I tried the Bore drivers and was amaze at them. Killed my bull with the 290 and they load and shoot great.
I ended up selling all the rest and switched exclusively to the bore drivers. They really are that good. Now Hornady came out with the 340 grain with better BC.
I would give these a serious look before the summers over. I high doubt you will regret it after loading those Thors and seeing the groups at 200 yards.
50 Cal .499 Bore Driver® ELD-X® - Hornady Manufacturing, Inc
Loads Fast and Easy Without a sabot, the Bore Driver® seats quickly and easily for shot-after-shot performance. Maximum Lethality FTX® and ELD-X® bullets incorporate an InterLock® ring that helps retain bullet weight upon impact that when coupled wi...
Addicting
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In-line only.
