a nice read........
i was jumping from caliber to caliber looking for consistency.....and that was the problem.....consistency in a specific make/design varied somewhat from caliber to caliber.....sometimes a little and sometimes a heck of a lot.
brand x might work great in one caliber but the same bullet design might fail in a different caliber......
......as an example remington HTP 9mm seemed to be almost perfect..........on the other hand, the remington HTP in 40 cal was a total failure.
winchester ranger did great in the 38.....but was erratic in the 9mm....
Federal hydro shok seems right at home in the 10mm.....but not consistent in the 45.
tweek the bullet weight with a specific bullet design and it could be a change for the better....or worse.......same goes with velocity....
one can not really say golden sabre is the best in every caliber......or xtp is the worse in every caliber......just too many variables.
there is no one single magic bullet design for every caliber despite the company's propaganda touting the latest and greatest super techno design that is superior to all others.....it simply is not across the entire board of calibers.........though i supose winchester pdx/ranger does come close...
