Get some windshields from your local junkyard to set up in front of your impact material, and hit it again, if you're of a mind to. The barrier performance on that little beauty is definitely something to see.
Im general, larger groups are more likely to "fill" out the beaten zone of a given gun/ammo combo, so doing 10s/20s are more likely to give a more complete picture of what you're dealing with. Those fliers could simply be at or near the outer edge of what that lot is capable of printing in that gun.
Also bear in mind that what you're buying is what failed to pass some spec or another, and was made available for commercial purchase; that adds some intangibles that may or may not be seen in the stuff that does pass all tests and gets accepted by the contract holder, and may or may not be something one can analyze from what's printed on target. That's kinda boilerplate, and maybe I'm being pedantic typing that out.....
Impossible to say what that might be unless somebody at the plant is willing/able to tell you why XX lot# was sold to Palmetto instead of going to the original customer.
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