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08-29-2010, 08:19 PM
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I'd pick the 265 Hornady- it was designed for the 444. A lot of the 240 44's are designed for the 44 magnum, and proved a bit too soft when driven at 444 speeds.
Because a bullet has a polymer tip does not make it 'fast opening'. Some polymer tip bullets are fast opening- the early Nosler BT's in calibers under 30 were, for example. However, there are several bullets on the market with polymer tips that hold together very, very well.
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