Whiskey 3 Precision Systems TAC-PM"™ 300 AAC Round

[Whiskey3Outdoors]

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[randyrucker]

Looks very pointy. Are they just for target shooting or can they kill something ?

[Whiskey3Outdoors]

Yes very pointy.....but to answer the question they can be used for either or. We already have guys in Alaska hunting with them and guys down South and in California using them on hogs with great results.

[ncorry]

Checked out your webpage. Is the TAC-PM FB bullet have a steel ballistic tip? As in armor piercing, no expansion whatsoever in meat?

[Whiskey3Outdoors]

Checked out your webpage. Is the TAC-PM FB bullet have a steel ballistic tip? As in armor piercing, no expansion whatsoever in meat?

Yes on the steel ballistic tip. ....and yes it expands. It expands better than you think due to the larger more dense steel ballistic tip as opposed to a polymer tip on most other designs. It also is within ATF regs due to the correct weight ratio and type of steel used. Any fmj bullet if spun up high enough has the capability to penetrate steel but these arent designed for that. Would it be a light Armor round or could it be? Sure ....but it was designed for superior accuracy and nothing more.

[AxleSlider]

Checked out your webpage. Is the TAC-PM FB bullet have a steel ballistic tip? As in armor piercing, no expansion whatsoever in meat?

Yes on the steel ballistic tip. ....and yes it expands. It expands better than you think due to the larger more dense steel ballistic tip as opposed to a polymer tip on most other designs. It also is within ATF regs due to the correct weight ratio and type of steel used. Any fmj bullet if spun up high enough has the capability to penetrate steel but these arent designed for that. Would it be a light Armor round or could it be? Sure ....but it was designed for superior accuracy and nothing more.

Interesting. Why don't you shoot it into a block of gel, or even better shoot it at a pig and post results. I'm interested. Make me more interested ...

[shootertom]

Are you planning on selling any loaded rounds, or just projectiles for the time being?

[Whiskey3Outdoors]

Are you planning on selling any loaded rounds, or just projectiles for the time being?

if a commercial reloader want to purchase them for reloading and reselling they are more than welcome to but at this time we have our hands full selling just the projectiles.

[Whiskey3Outdoors]

Checked out your webpage. Is the TAC-PM FB bullet have a steel ballistic tip? As in armor piercing, no expansion whatsoever in meat?

Yes on the steel ballistic tip. ....and yes it expands. It expands better than you think due to the larger more dense steel ballistic tip as opposed to a polymer tip on most other designs. It also is within ATF regs due to the correct weight ratio and type of steel used. Any fmj bullet if spun up high enough has the capability to penetrate steel but these arent designed for that. Would it be a light Armor round or could it be? Sure ....but it was designed for superior accuracy and nothing more.

Interesting. Why don't you shoot it into a block of gel, or even better shoot it at a pig and post results. I'm interested. Make me more interested ...

working on all the gel stuff and hog hunting effects ect as we speak and will be posted as soon as we can catch up enough to play in the woods and fine tune the R&D on Ballistics gel

[Piep]

This is looking like a round that I will have to try out.
All work here as of late is getting to be too much.
not getting to the range to to work up a good load for my 8.2".