I tested the velocity, accuracy, and kinetic energy delivered by these 405 grain hi tech coated projectiles when loaded in a .45-70 government round. Let's see how they stack up.
Those bullets look very much like Montana Bullet Works hi-tech coated bullets. I have loaded them in my 45-70 to around 1450 fps, and in my 458 Winchester Magnum to about 1600, and find they are extremely accurate. I also see some Winchester-Nosler CT SilverTip bullets, 300 grains, in your box. Also good bullets.
Why actually yes I have. I did it when comparing it to the Hornady black 450 Bushmaster which shoots the same projectile just a bit lighter. Not only did I Chrono it but I tested it for accuracy and destructive power. Here's the link to the video. Thanks so much for popping by the channel have a great day. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NXymrVSob5U.html
I'm going to be honest I've never shopped powder in that state but if you have a Cabela's or Bass Pro Shops that's always a good place to get powder for a pretty reasonable price also Walmart will carry it seasonally. If you don't mind paying the Hazmat fee you can always pick it up online at a place like Midway USA. By the way you can also get the Pyrodex P rated powder with the green label or the orange label stuff also works quite well in these type of pistols. Pyrodex is a little less traditional but shoots much cleaner if you're not worried about that sort of thing.
