Has anyone seen these?

[Hatchet Jack]

Just now seeing the Green Premier Accutips for Muzzleloading. I used to use them in my 20 gauge slug gun. They were very accurate and performed well on deer.

https://www.americanhunter.org/content/new-for-2024-remington-premier-accutip-mz/

 

[CatamountRob]

It looks like they were just barely introduced?

 

[earlwb]

Interesting. But I can’t get it out of my head the thought that those are the old zombie bullets recycled from before the pandemic. The green tips is what set off the thought. Several years ago before Xmas we had a fad where everyone was making green tipped ammunition to shoot zombies with.

 

[MrTom]

Aside from .22 lr I haven't bought anything Remington in years. When they were doing the sabots for rifled shotgun barrels years ago the ammunition was not all that accurate. More recently the 20 gauge sabots for the 220 Savage bolts seems to be working well in those guns, but I won't use these new greenies in my inlines.

 

[birdog]

I used the 3 inch 20ga with my Savage 220. They shot the best out of my gun and for a slug gun pretty darn accurate.

Dropped a doe at 163 measured yards with the Savage 220 using the Remington Accutip.

 

[MrTom]

I believe these bullets are different than the Accutips used in the sabots.

 

[birdog]

I believe these bullets are different than the Accutips used in the sabots.

Darn it. I may still try them just for craps and grins.

 

[fishegg]

Hopefully they are easier to stock up on than the shotgun rounds. Website has them at 57.99 for 24 rounds, that'll hurt.

 

[TiggerLueb]

The promotional video stated that the bullets are of a similar design to the shotgun rounds that they produce. I looked into the product yesterday and they are just .50 caliber at this time. I inquired about about a .40 caliber bullet to be used in a .45 caliber muzzle loader. I would prefer to buy just the bullets to the fact that my 45 caliber muzzleloaders have different bore diameters.

 

[LeeCrumble]

These have a BC of .144 kinda low but they worked amazing in my savage 220.

 

[MrTom]

The promotional video stated that the bullets are of a similar design to the shotgun rounds that they produce.

Similar. Nothing affirmative. Just similar. The's sort of like a skunk being similar to a civet cat.

 

[michiganmuzzy]

I would buy them if those holes in the nose made a loud whistling when fired.

 

[ElDiablo]

I would buy them if those holes in the nose made a loud whistling when fired.

Better yet, what if they had a miniature camera built in like these.

 

[michiganmuzzy]

Bet yet, what if they had a miniature camera built in like these.

I thought it was a joke the first time i saw that. Imagine hunting with those? Yikes!

 

[Decay]

I don't know how thay could film this without a. schmidt eatin grin, but i bet they laughed like loonies when it was finished.

 

[earlwb]

I think the smart bullets is the way to go. Once locked in the bullets all go to the target you chose. Of course a box of them is going to cost a pretty penny.

https://www.darpa.mil/program/extre...bined a maneuverable,may drive it off course.

 

[Decay]

I'm waiting for the newer model that automatically turn inside the body cavity regardless of where you hit and redirect themselves to take out the aorta and the spinal cord. No exit to spoil more meat. Guaranteed DRT!!! I think they'll be on the market at the beginning of April.

 

[ElDiablo]

I'm waiting for the newer model that automatically turn inside the body cavity regardless of where you hit and redirect themselves to take out the aorta and the spinal cord. No exit to spoil more meat. Guaranteed DRT!!! I think they'll be on the market at the beginning of April.

I think that’s what the Barnes Z bullets are designed to do…

 

[Decay]

OOOOOHHHHH, The Barnes Zipper. It automatically guts the deer. If one petal happens to break off, they turn around in the body cavity and go back through again.

 

[Decay]

And once they get buzzin inside , they can split the pelvis so its easier to get the job done. I suspect if you hit hear the neck, they might cape the animal for you and make getting it to the taxidermist easier. Save a little time and time is money, so they're a great investment.