Winchester Ranger T-Series Ammo ?
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If hollow points are illegal in your state (like NJ), then these are illegal. Otherwise, buy away!
You have to order online or pick up at a gun show, Winchester doesnt sell these to regular gun stores or big box retailers.
They're not illegal to buy even though they're marked Law Enforcement Only, that's just Winchesters preference, if you can find them, don't worry.
You have to order online or pick up at a gun show, Winchester doesnt sell these to regular gun stores or big box retailers.
They're not illegal to buy even though they're marked Law Enforcement Only, that's just Winchesters preference, if you can find them, don't worry.
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Read some where on some web site that they might be outlawed according to your jurisdiction.
Thats the only reason Im asking.
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10/4 Ok I gotcha
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OK ! Just curious. BTW...one of the first times this round was
introduced for mass consumption it was labeled " Black Talon "
The "T" in T-series stands for Talon...and while this load was
voluntarily pulled by Winchester back in the 90's due to an
unfortunate incident where a mass killer used them to kill innocent
people...{Google: Long Island Train Massacre }...it remains used today.
Also, the black in Black Talon was just a coating the manufacturer
put on the bullet...and today's Ranger T-series still uses the same bullet
sans the black coating...it's a nasty round when it opens up in your target.
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introduced for mass consumption it was labeled " Black Talon "
The "T" in T-series stands for Talon...and while this load was
voluntarily pulled by Winchester back in the 90's due to an
unfortunate incident where a mass killer used them to kill innocent
people...{Google: Long Island Train Massacre }...it remains used today.
Also, the black in Black Talon was just a coating the manufacturer
put on the bullet...and today's Ranger T-series still uses the same bullet
sans the black coating...it's a nasty round when it opens up in your target.
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I just placed a order for some. They are Rangers but nothing on the pic said T series so idk if its the exact same round.OK ! Just curious. BTW...one of the first times this round was
introduced for mass consumption it was labeled " Black Talon "
The "T" in T-series stands for Talon...and while this load was
voluntarily pulled by Winchester back in the 90's due to an
unfortunate incident where a mass killer used them to kill innocent
people...{Google: Long Island Train Massacre }...it remains used today.
Also, the black in Black Talon was just a coating the manufacturer
put on the bullet...and today's Ranger T-series still uses the same bullet
sans the black coating...it's a nasty round when it open up in your target.
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The title of your thread says T-series...does it not ?!
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Yes it does, and so does this video, but again just like in his video nothing on the box says T series. I guess they are the same thing.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vn-vMFaOAwE[/ame]
Accept on the side of the box. On the website they dont have a pic like that for me to see.
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