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Airborne,

Hooyah!

Yes, North Fork, good stuff. An Improved Trophy Bonded Bearclaw.
Copper shank with lead core nose section bonded (very well) to the jacket.  The base is an alloyed copper, not pure copper like Barnes, and doesn't foul the barrel so bad. The shank has multiple rings at full diameter with the grooves to allow the copper to displace when fired, unlike Barnes, which galls as it is forced down the barrel. Generally more accurate than the Barnes or the Trophy Bonded Bearclaws and terminal performance is more predictable than Barnes-X. They are very strongly made yet because of the lead front section will reliably expand yet penetrate like a freight train. I have used them in 375 (Imp) and a 358 Norma.  They will withstand higher velocity. Of the so called super bullets, Barnes, TBBC, Failsafe, and North Fork It is the only one I use and the only one I would ever recommend. The are a great Cape Buffalo bullet. Good shootin'.

So....... ya' wanna be a frogman!  Ya' got to blow bubbles with da frogs, huh! Cool. Been there, done that.

Murphy

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• North Fork bullets ? Point man May 25 2005
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