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About LinkBacksThank you guys, i appreciate your feedback. Yes, i understand the different construction but saying it and considering(what i think is the deformation factor(S/D)) i keep thinking that whatever is the suggested "purpose" these bullets should work similar.
Anyway, follow a photo a rabbit shot at 50mts and a out of focus damage on a goat shot at 675mts. in the goat case the bullet went through but the lungs was split in two.
Handled 140gn Hornady eld-m.
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