Federal Fusion ammunition #13833480 05/19/19 | OP Bivouac Regular Joined: Mar 2011 Posts: 572 | I needed some brass for the .243 and then bought some Federal Non-typical and some Federal Fusion. took both to the range today and burn down iv shots from each The federal Non-typical four shot grouping measured 1.5 inches - certainly adequate. The Fusion ammunition measured 4 shot for one inch - WITH 3 SHOTS TOUCHING. WOW, I accept never ever seen accuracy like this from Factory ammunition. I will be curious to meet how it performs on game. Anyone used this load on deer, etc? Any caliber Concluding edited past Skatchewan; 05/19/19. | Re: Federal Fusion ammunition [Re: Skatchewan] #13833619 05/19/xix | Joined: Apr 2017 Posts: 2,616 woodmaster81 Campfire Guide | Bivouac Guide Joined: Apr 2017 Posts: 2,616 | I've used the 7mm/08 version on half a dozen deer ranging from nearly 120-170#. It worked also as whatsoever other bullet I've used. I've used it in 416 Rigby though not annihilation bigger than deer. It killed them pretty expressionless too. I bought it as it was the least expensive ammo I could find. | Re: Federal Fusion ammunition [Re: Skatchewan] #13833649 05/19/nineteen | Joined: Dec 2008 Posts: 18,394 Judman Campfire Kahuna | Campfire Kahuna Joined: Dec 2008 Posts: 18,394 | I've tried fusion in 22-250, 243, 260, 308, 7mag 338 and 35 whelen, all shot sub moa... Federal brass sucks though.. Ping pong balls for the win. In one case you've wrestled everything else in life is easy. Dan Gable I have very poor "hunting skills", I just happen to become "lucky" a lot……….. | Re: Federal Fusion armament [Re: Skatchewan] #13833699 05/19/19 | Joined: Jun 2004 Posts: 3,418 Blacktail53 Campfire Guide | Bivouac Guide Joined: Jun 2004 Posts: 3,418 | I've shot several Roosevelt elk at present with the half-dozen.5CM and the 140gr Fusion. All broadside hits have passed through. Never had to shoot more once. Can't imagine that they wouldn't be fine for deer anywhere..... BT53 "Where exercise they find young men like this?" Reporter Savidge, Republic of iraq Elk, it's what's for dinner.... | Re: Federal Fusion ammunition [Re: Skatchewan] #13833812 05/19/19 | Joined: Feb 2017 Posts: one,871 TxHunter80 Bivouac Ranger | Campfire Ranger Joined: Feb 2017 Posts: one,871 | It shoots about iii/4" out of my 30-06. I haven't had any problems with it on deer size game. Only one didn't go out. Information technology was right under the skin on the offside shoulder. | Re: Federal Fusion ammunition [Re: Skatchewan] #13834102 05/20/19 | Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 12,436 JCMCUBIC Bivouac 'Bwana | Campfire 'Bwana Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 12,436 | I've used the .223 MSR Fusion ammo in a Montana and a couple AR's. Information technology has shot very well in all of them and has performed well on fox, coyote, groundhogs, and deer. I tried the 150 gr xxx-06 ammo in a 30-06 Fieldcraft and information technology shot acceptable, probably ane i/4" just I didn't measure the groups....need to get dorsum to that rifle and meet what it will do. | Re: Federal Fusion ammunition [Re: Skatchewan] #13834113 05/twenty/19 | Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: fourteen,938 JPro Campfire 'Bwana | Bivouac 'Bwana Joined: December 2004 Posts: fourteen,938 | From what I've seen, they work about like Interlocks, which is not a bad thing. They have been great on deer/hogs in 7mm and .30cal. My personal preference in .24/.25 calibers is to use a tougher bullet for more reliable exits, but a Fusion should be a fine killer. Now with fifty-fifty more aplomb | Re: Federal Fusion ammunition [Re: Skatchewan] #13834305 05/xx/19 | Joined: Mar 2011 Posts: 572 Skatchewan OP Campfire Regular | OP Campfire Regular Joined: Mar 2011 Posts: 572 | Thanks for all the input Gentlemen. I've always loved interlocks equally well Jpro - I am thinking the bonding may requite a bit of peace of mind in this pocket-size caliber. | Re: Federal Fusion armament [Re: Judman] #13834308 05/20/19 | Joined: Mar 2011 Posts: 572 Skatchewan OP Campfire Regular | OP Bivouac Regular Joined: Mar 2011 Posts: 572 | I've tried fusion in 22-250, 243, 260, 308, 7mag 338 and 35 whelen, all shot sub moa... Federal brass sucks though.. Well, I merely intend to load the brass 5 times so discard, then I am certain it volition be fine | Re: Federal Fusion armament [Re: Skatchewan] #13834369 05/20/19 | Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: ane,416 Bbear Campfire Regular | Campfire Regular Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 1,416 | Used some of it years ago in my 25-06. Accuracy was effectually one" or slightly better. I saved the brass equally well. It volition reload ok but if y'all push the pressure the primer pockets enlarge as well quick. Simply made 3 reloads earlier starting to toss it. Back up your local Friends of NRA - supporting Youth Shooting Sports for more twenty years. Neither guns nor Liberals have a brain. Whatever yous do, Pay it Frontward. - Kids are the future of the hunting and shooting world. | Re: Federal Fusion ammunition [Re: Skatchewan] #13834562 05/20/19 | Joined: May 2017 Posts: iii,874 WAM Campfire Guide | Bivouac Guide Joined: May 2017 Posts: 3,874 | I've never fired Fusion ammo but have shot a wheelbarrow total of nickel plated Federal .35 Whelen brass from factory loads reloaded and fired multiple times without bug. So all Fed brass is not sucky. Life Member NRA, RMEF, American Legion, MAGA. Not necessarily in that order. | Re: Federal Fusion armament [Re: Skatchewan] #13834656 05/20/nineteen | Joined: Dec 2016 Posts: 4,695 szihn Campfire Guide | Campfire Guide Joined: Dec 2016 Posts: 4,695 | I re-barreled a HOWA 223 to 6.eight SPC for a friend Steven L. He bought some Fusion ammo in the 115 grain weight, and shot a few "Micky Mouse Heads" with them at 100 yards. Last twelvemonth he killed three white tails with that ammo. Worked wonderfully. 2 bullet recovered. I weighed 113 and i weighed 112 grains. I have to say, they did them correct. | Re: Federal Fusion ammunition [Re: Skatchewan] #13835644 05/twenty/19 | Joined: Jul 2016 Posts: 49 LukefromBC Member | Member Joined: Jul 2016 Posts: 49 | I shoot that same load the 243 95 gr fusion load through a Tikka t3. Information technology shoots extremely accurately for me also consistently 0.5 to 0.75 MOA at 100 yards. It is almost tempting not to bother to load for that rifle since information technology shoots and then well. But now that I've run a few more than boxes of that load but unlike lots I've noticed that it runs painfully slow in my Tikka, as low as 2760 fps in some lots, and the ES is pretty bad at over 110 fps. It strings vertically noticeably at 300m. So I'k back to loading the Sierra 85 gr btsp over H4350. | Re: Federal Fusion armament [Re: Skatchewan] #13835873 05/xx/19 | Joined: Nov 2010 Posts: 33,950 Dirtfarmer Bivouac Oracle | Campfire Oracle Joined: Nov 2010 Posts: 33,950 | I picked up a thousand Fusion 62 gr. .224 bullets from Rocky mtn reloading. They had gotten them in bulk and the price was proficient. I've been loading them in the .223 and am impressed with how well they grouping.. I had tried the Bonded Solid Base Noslers, only 1 1/2" groups were about the norm. These Fusion bullets shoot inch or better our of an AR, not a target version, just a std carbine length, Colt lower, Olympic Arms upper. From what I've heard the 62 Fusion has terminal performance equivalent to the 64 BSB and I've observed accurateness to be much ameliorate, around half the group size. DF | Re: Federal Fusion ammunition [Re: Skatchewan] #13836126 05/20/xix | Joined: Jun 2006 Posts: 13,248 Kimber7man Campfire 'Bwana | Campfire 'Bwana Joined: Jun 2006 Posts: 13,248 | Oregonmuley has killed a bunch of animals with the Fusion 243 load, think it's a 95 grain? "In that location are some who tin live without wild things and some who cannot." ALDO LEOPOLD | Re: Federal Fusion ammunition [Re: Kimber7man] #13836256 05/twenty/nineteen | Joined: January 2008 Posts: 5,213 Oregonmuley Campfire Tracker | Campfire Tracker Joined: January 2008 Posts: 5,213 | Oregonmuley has killed a bunch of animals with the Fusion 243 load, think it's a 95 grain? Yup, several truck loads of antelope over the past years and a few mule deer thrown in also. My Kampfeld congenital .243 loves them. I don't take pics of all my targets but hither are a few. And FYI the "flyer" isn't a flyer on the targets, I read a post once stating yous needed to shoot a shot to punch a hole showing the actual size of said hole so you lot could get an accurate measurement once you shoot a group if that makes sense. 5 shots in that group to make information technology count:) 5 shots iii Dead antelope You go the idea:) Terminal edited by Oregonmuley; 05/20/19. "Rather hunt Mule deer than annihilation else" "Squad 7MM-08" | Re: Federal Fusion ammunition [Re: Skatchewan] #13838784 05/21/xix | Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 2,689 Ralphie Campfire Guide | Campfire Guide Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 2,689 | My daughter has killed 3 elk with the federal fusion 150 .308 ammo. 1 never moved, one moved twoscore feet, and one managed to stumble 50 yards maybe. | Re: Federal Fusion ammunition [Re: Dirtfarmer] #13840958 05/22/19 | Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 12,615 Coyote_Hunter Campfire 'Bwana | Campfire 'Bwana Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 12,615 | Federal contumely sucks though.. How so? DF Biggest trouble I've had wth Federal contumely was a instance-head separation. My 7mm RM leaves a light scratch on the brass when it is ejected from the bedroom, providing an accurate count of the number of time the case has been chambered, which is generally close to if not the same as the number of times fired. When I got the separation, the count was 17. That means xvi full-length resize operations. I always check the cases for incipient separation but toss the brass every bit 12 scratches on principle. The accuracy possible with Federal brass sucks, though. My all-time my .22-250 could do is 4 shots into 0.5" at 200 yards and the best my 7mm RM has been able to do is three shots into .262" at 100. I'm sure "expert" brass would chop those group sizes by to at least half. (laughing) Coyote Hunter - NRA Patriot Life, NRA Whittington Center Life, GOA, DAD - and I VOTE! No, I'g not a Ruger bigot - only an unabashed fan of their revolvers, M77's and #one'south. 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