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About LinkBacksThanks mate, personally I dont like the idea of a solid projectile, eg barnes. Doesnt make sense to me but people rave about them so thought worth a try.
As for slippery projectiles, the ones I mention aboce certainly dont fall under that criteria.
Ive always thought a 150 grain was abput the right weight for 308, any heavier and you dont get the expansion and energy transfered to animal as launch speed is low. Especially with the bonded projectiles.
Kerp advice coming
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