Black Hills Honey Badger.

[BigFoot]

Interesting PD ammo. I have read some really good things about it. Has anyone on here used it? I am thinking of giving it a try in .357. Shooting it out of a 2.25" barrel on my Ruger should keep velocity down a bit. I fear over penetration, but I fear that with any round hollow point or not.

 

[Ad Astra]

Get some and test it on a block of ballistic shaving soap ...

It's a scary-lookin' round, for sure.


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[BigFoot]

Get some and test it on a block of ballistic shaving soap ...

It's a scary-lookin' round, for sure.


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If it penetrates Williams it's good stuff.

 

[Ad Astra]

If it penetrates Williams it's good stuff.

I'd bet it won't go through PdP63; that's an octuple-milled soap!


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[jar_]

I'd bet it won't go through PdP63; that's an octuple-milled soap!


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How many legs does an octuple have?

 

[Whisky]

You can buy the Lehigh defense bullets used to make Honey Badger rounds at Midway then roll your own once you start reloading.

 

[nortac]

Looks similar to the Underwood ammo line that also uses the Lehigh projectiles. I've fired a box of 20 rnds. through my LCP Max 0.380 ACP just as a function check, no problems, but I couldn't speak to terminal performance.

 

[Ad Astra]

How many legs does an octuple have?

Eight, of course... But PdP is a wonderfully scented rock, basically, that magically lathers.

Ironically, I've thread-veered to shaving...

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