Swift Scirocco Bullets

[KMart]

Looking for comments on these concerning on how well they hold together at high velocities and are they accurate.. Looking at their site, they seem be very similar to a Nosler Accubond. I would be using the 62 gr in a 22-250. I sometimes have an opportunity at a 100 pound porker and wouldn't want it to come apart.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

I think theyre very good. I prefer a partition or grand slam on porkers

 

[Big Mc]

Looking for comments on these concerning on how well they hold together at high velocities and are they accurate.. Looking at their site, they seem be very similar to a Nosler Accubond. I would be using the 62 gr in a 22-250. I sometimes have an opportunity at a 100 pound porker and wouldn't want it to come apart.

I have used them in my Swift. Never heard a 200 lb+ Hog complain. Speed Kills. Just my two cents Tommy Mc

 

[HTSmith]

No experience with the 22 cal but the 90 Gr in my 243 Win does very well. Shoots just as accurate as the Ballistic Tip and holds together better. (There was no Accubond during this time frame). My nephews have killed a dozen or more deer with that load

 

[pirate ammo]

I sometimes have an opportunity at a 100 pound porker and wouldn't want it to come apart.

What you shooting them little pigs for, go for the big ones.

 

[KMart]

What you shooting them little pigs for, go for the big ones.

Small ones are easier for an old man to pack out. I don't have the advantage of killing them 30 yards from the cleaning station like some folks.

 

[jr600yd]

Small (young) ones taste better. Old ones can be a little tuff.

 

[pirate ammo]

Small ones are easier for an old man to pack out. I don't have the advantage of killing them 30 yards from the cleaning station like some folks.

It's out to 60 yards now with the new building, but we got a tractor with front loader and backhoe.

 

[Scrumbag]

Use the 150gr version in my 7x64. Find them good.