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Re: federal trophy bonded tip
[Re: twaldrop4]
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11/22/17 04:20 AM
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87dixieboy
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Posts: 3,850
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If your wanting something to stretch out, that will hold up, and reload I have a hundred 210 bergers ill sell ya. Realistically on a white tail most bullet will hold up and perform just fine. Find one your gun likes and go have fun.
Only accurate rifles are interesting.
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Re: federal trophy bonded tip
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11/22/17 11:59 AM
11/22/17 11:59 AM
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aubigmac
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Yeah kinda what I am concerned with. Trying to find a dual purpose bullet for alabama deer. That I can also carry out west and stretch out Don't get me wrong, I've used them on black bear, plains game in Africa, and moose. Only things I have had to shoot more than once and that didn't drop in its tracks was a zebra & the moose. The zebra was my fault, 1st shot was low in the brisket, the next one was in the vitals and it dropped. The moose was dead after the 1st shot in the vitals, he hunched up and and was standing there coughing out blood. My guide started screaming to shoot, shoot, so I shot him 3 more times before he dropped. Bullets did exactly what they were supposed to do and all three were recovered on the far side hide, and perfect mushrooms. After all that I asked my guide why did you scream at me to shoot again he was dead standing. He said if one ever takes off running hey can run for miles before going down and i don't want to be tracking one in grizzly country.
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