caricati in 6,5 creedmoor palla 123 gr, ed utilizzati su caprioli e cinghiali(40- 90 kg) su distanze da 70 a 250 metri la maggior parte fermati sul posto un 20% percorso al massimo 30 metri

I have already loaded the tipped bullet in several calibres from 7 mm to 9,3 mm.

All have a perfect precision!!

Experiences in hunting: 8×57 IS on roe deer, deer and wild boar: mostly 10 to 20 m to be finally down (always lung shot), rather no instantly down on place. For me ok because exit of bullet and blood always there.

The same experience with the 8x68S on deer. Incredible precision up to 300 m.

On the other hand no good hunting results in 9,3 x 62. Bullet is not enough expanding in my experience with roe deer and young boar. No animal reaction and long distance to final stop.

Bullets make very low pollution in the barrel.

Mycket nöjd uppfyller alla krav man kan ställa på en kula.

Fox bullets have recently come to Canada. I was please to see the lightweight options in 9.3 mm and purchased several box of the 200 gr Tipless bullets as well as several boxes of the 250 gr tipped bullets for use in my 9.3×62. I have found the accuracy to be exceptional in both weights, and the velocities slightly slower than expected (i.e. 2750 fps with the 200gr bullets and 2350 fps with the 250 gr bullets); however, that may be a product of the rifle more than the bullets. Due to the extreme accuracy with both weights, I hope to use these bullets for hunting as long as they are available in Canada.

i like the bullets little craky in reloading but when you find the spot they never miss target. ..but i would like to see more fmj bullets for some calibers. like 45gr 224 and for the .308 series including the 110gr so you dont need to buy hunting ammo to make the reloades to find what the rifle like. expensiv that way