Power strike .224 110 gr projectile

[ericbc7]

is anyone here familiar with the Powerstrike or Silentstrike .224 110 grain projectiles from allegiance? The sell these in both loaded ammo (.223 rem) and bullets for handloading. it sounds like they are copper jacketed with tungsten powder cores. Not low drag shaped (round nose). I was wondering if they would stabilize in a 1:8 twist? Very little info on their site.

 

[Phil]

How long is the bullet????

 

[hunter243sgk]

I have never heard of it but at that weight I don't see it.

 

[jonbearman]

I would be skeptical and buy the Hornady 110 vmax instead or their hollow point. They shoot good. The .30 cal 110vmax that is,sorry about the confusion.

 

[mao0720]

Hornady makes a .224 110gr Vmax?

 

[Cold Bore]

I would be skeptical and buy the Hornady 110 vmax instead or their hollow point. They shoot good.

Hornady makes a .224 110gr Vmax?

They shoot good, but real hard to load at magazine length, especially with that plastic tip sticking way out there. To get them to magazine length, the base of the bullet touches the primer. They're quiet though.

And, they need a 1-4" twist, as they are about three inches long.

 

[JRS]

Hornady makes a .224 110gr Vmax?

They make the 110gr in .277 & .308

 

[mao0720]

If they are tungsten core the. The length should not have to be too much longer than a 77gr smk so I could see them stabilizing in an 8 or at least a 7 twist barrel.

 

[jonbearman]

I meant the .308 110 vmax.