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About LinkBacksI use the 150gn 7mmBT and am pretty happy with that. And the basic old 165gn Speer SPBT in the 308 bush pig. Slow and steady in that case.Originally Posted by kiwijames
I'm not into the theory of "if it goes all the way through it is a waste of energy". I figure if it goes through and makes a big hole as it is leaving it has expended enough energy to do the job.
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View Poll Results: What do you use on deer? We are spoilt for choice these days...
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Frangible cup and core soft point, e.g. Sierra ProHunter, Speer Hot-Cor
26 28.89% -
Frangible cup and core hollow point, e.g. Speer TNT, Berger Classic Hunter
10 11.11% -
Mechanically locked controlled expansion soft point, e.g. Hornady Interlock, Remington Core-Lokt
26 28.89% -
Partioned hunting bullet, e.g. Nosler Partition, Swift A-Frame
5 5.56% -
Standard cup and core ballistic tip hunting bullet, e.g. Nosler BT Hunting, Hornady SST
27 30.00% -
“New Gen” high BC ballistic tip hunting bullet, e.g. Hornady ELD-X, Sierra Tipped GameKing
25 27.78% -
Bonded hunting bullet, e.g Nosler Accubond, Hornady Interbond
12 13.33% -
Monolithic hunting bullet, e.g. Barnes TTSX, Hornady GMX
10 11.11% -
Varmint bullets, e.g. Sierra Blitzking, Hornady V-Max
4 4.44% -
Match bullets, e.g. Sierra Tipped MatchKing, Hornady ELD-M
19 21.11% -
Other bullets, e.g. cast lead, rubber, Star Trek phaser
7 7.78%
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