Thanks for the resurrection!!

It's on my radar too.

Seen this posted over on the Glock board.

They have a 200gr also.

https://www.bengalbullets.com/shop/p/10-401-200-grain-wfngc-bb2m6

Dunno if this of interest but looks like cheap blasting ammo.

https://palmettostatearmory.com/ammo-inc-signature-180-gr-fmj-10mm-ammunition-150-round-range-pack-10180fmj-a150.html?avad=202123_f312f8661&utm_source=Avantlink&utm_medium=Referral&utm_campaign=ale

Rimrock has a 220gr also

This might have my full attention!!

Quote from: BillinOregon on January 30 2023 11:01:50 AM MST
Wonder how that Lehigh slug would work on wild pig.

I have no doubts on their performance. 

I used the 220gr 45cal on a doe from my 45 Raptor rifle. I know its not apples to apples but Was totally impressed with the damage done.

I used their 225gr in my 45 Raptor on a doe this past season.  Always thought those nose flutes were more of a marketing gimmick. 150ish yards thru the heart  was pretty impressed on the terminal performance. Also one of the most accurate bullets I've shot from that rifle.

I set up a 5" M&P for a super, heavy Wolff spring and guide rod, Carver comp, 407 Holosun RDS. These were the Missouri coated bullets I settled on with 800x.

215gr FP 1354fps

225gr TC 1228fps

255gr FP 1127fps

There is a huge thread over on the Glock board on the Super of you have time to sift thru it.

Ouch

Looking for 10-20 Swift Aframes to try in a project rifle. 180-200gr doesn't matter.

Email best 500aimm@gmail.com

Thx, Al

1 turn every 18" or whatever your twist is. High RPM sounds impressive but reality is it will only turn with the twist and thickess of target.

I have the 45cal 225gr version to try from the 45 Raptor on some deer next month. Will report back with damage done.

Interesting for sure.

What was your load if I may ask?

Put it on my b-day list!!