Sierra BlitzKings

[std7mag]

not target bullets hunting bullets.

I'm lost ....
The thread is about the Sierra BlitzKing. Which is what I was talking about in my post.

Otherwise I would have stated, MatchKing or Tipped MatchKing.

 

[G Love]

Some years ago, I did a test with 50g Sierra Blitz Kings,50g V max, and 50g Nosler Ballistic Tips in a 22/250 with the President of PMC ammo. They were testing to see which bullet blew up squirrels the best to load in their factory ammo.

We shot 250 straight of each bullet. There was absolutely no contest on which bullet could launch the ground squirrels over the top of the irrigation walker arm, the blitz kings. The V max was second, with a distant third going to the ballistic tips.

Also, the blitz kings have a "match" grade jacket for uniformity.

I shot a lot of the Sierra 50/55g lead tip blitz bullets, which are incredibly accurate with a top end velocity of 3600 in 12/14 twists. The old Hornady SX was a great bullet for ground squirrels with reduced velocity.

52g speer Hp are like flying trash cans on ground squirrels, accurate also.

I believe that the Nosler BT's have a little heavier jacket for a varmint bullet as compared to the others.

 

[Idaho-Lefty]

What's even more nutty is they requested I send in a sample of bullets from the 500 box. Which I did, and then they tell me that the bullets are within their tolerance for a mass production bullet. Say what? The bto on these bullets varied by .025 ! Wait what? Lol.
Paul

.277 Dia. 140 grain, Nosler AccuBonds, ARE the Same way, .020-.025 Variance between, 50 Count Boxes
( is okay for, Machine "Set-up's" ) and Per Nosler Tech,.. that's Okay per their "Spec's",.. YIKES !!!
Now, I Shoot, 140 Bergers for Big Game and Berger, Varmnt /Target and Hornady, V-Maxes for,.. Varmints !
I'm Not Playing these Stupid Tech guys,.. "Games" !
Consistent Accuracy, is too Important to, Me !

 

[Idaho-Lefty]

OMG, I might have to rethink this!

To be fair, are the other brands doing the same?

Hornady and Berger,.. Do,.. NOT !!!