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Does anyone use these bullets? I think Kodiak is out of business, but I have a box of 150 grain .277" Kodiak bullets. I also have a box of Hawk 140 grain .284" bullets I bought a while back. Hawk may still be in business. I haven't tried to call and find out.
Any reports on performance of these bullets on deer or other game?
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I’ve used lots of Kodiak bullets. They were very tough and gave good on game performance. I had issues with the ogive being inconsistent on some of the smaller calibers, think I may even have a box of .358 250s that had about 3 different nose profiles in the same box. The .458 and .510s are what I’ve used the most and they were excellent in every respect. And yes the owner passed within the last year or so.
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Thanks for the feedback. I discovered a partial box squirreled away in a cabinet I don't often open. I will try to shoot a buck with one later this month.
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