Matrix Bonded Core Projectiles

[Budweiser2]

Has anyone tried these bullets?

 

[Charlie38]

There was a thread on here, check in this one and hunting, shooting one above. They had some good pics and things to say about them. Look good to me

 

[saskcop]

Tagged for interest.

 

[TT_270wsm]

I'll be evaluating a bunch of them in .277 this summer. Stay tuned...

 

[CheeseBurger]

A bunch of guys are shooting the .366 variety. Why Not? and others.

 

[Why not?]

I have used them in 9.3 and 7mm cal. They really hold together on game and are very accurate. Best of all they are made right here in Canada, and are less expensive than many other premium bonded core bullets.






Ted

 

[CoryTheCowboy]

I'm really impressed with them. Great performance for me on a bull moose last year, accurate and Made in Canada. Can't beat that.

Cory

 

[Budweiser2]

They have bonded cores that are fused together. I was thinking of trying them in my 300 Wby 210gr bullet or maybe the 194 gr.

 

[Why not?]

I'll bet you won't be disappointed!

Let us know how they work in your 300 Wby. I have not tried them beyond 3000 fps, and would like to hear from someone who has.

Ted

 

[peacefrog]

I have not, but I use Matrix Ballistics 6.5mm 129 grain for one of my .260 Remington target loads. really nice bullets, very high quality, Canadian made, and Marshall at Matrix is great to deal with.

 

[TT_270wsm]

The 165 gr VLD's shot cloverleafs @100 yards while I was working up a load in 270 wsm. Can't wait to see what they do at a distance. And Marshall is second to none in the industry, don't hesitate to try them. I only wish they had dealers closer to Ontario..