Ran across this today and thought you guys might want to try it out sometime.
https://www.customcartridge.com/pdfs/BallisticGel.pdf
https://www.customcartridge.com/pdfs/BallisticGel.pdf
I learned something. A good friend is a bullet maker and knew I hunted ghogs. I've hollowpointed match bullets to get them to explode in the varmint...a match bullet will often pass thru the animal and it will crawl into it's hole to die. He made some really open meplate 22 cal 52 gr bullets and they rarely exited, but with a fairly low BC, they dropped quickly and drifted with wind. He then made some open meplate 65 gr 6 mm bullets and they did the same. A ballistic polymer tip should improve the BC but what effect would it have on terminal ballistics? I shot a gel block with the open bullet and it created a large roundish cavity and did not exit. I shot a gel block with a polymer tipped bullet and the cavity was oval and had fragments to exit. The added tip did reduce bullet drop significantly( reduced elevation clicks at 200 yards by half), but prevented bullet disruption. These jackets are thicker than J4s so i tried thinning the jacket tip by chamfering the tip to a razors's edge. A small droplet of super glue secured the polymer tip. Shot gel with this bullet and it made a rounded cavity with no exit.How did it work out for you