single shot pistol bullets

joes

October 17, 2011 09:44

What is the difference between single shot bullets ( hornady 7mm 120 gr) and rifle bullets in the 120 grain hornady? Thank you,

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  B17-P51

  October 17, 2011 11:42

  Generally SSP bullets have a slightly thinner jacket to aid expansion at lower velocities. In the case of the .358 SSP bullets I shoot out of my .35 Remington TC, they are also spire points and have that designation so they aren't used in tubular magazine rifles.

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  Mobuck

  October 18, 2011 04:01

  I've not used the 7mm bullets but I did use the SSP bullets in a 243 when my kids were starting out. Loaded down to velocities equal to TC Contender barrels, the SSP did well on deer. Even at higher velocities,they seem to hold together better than varmint bullets of similar weight.
  I have a couple of Grandsons coming up to hunting age and was out of this type bullet but was able to find some on an auction and laid in enough to start them out.

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