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Hoping for some information on these bullets without having to dissect one and do a bunch of range tests.
They're .257 diameter, 100 grain. Wondering if their construction would make them suitable as a game bullet for larger whitetails?
Any information greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob
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Robert,
Your pictures didn't come through.
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100 grains of lead upside the head is good for larger whitetails, regardless of construction. 0 -
MG,
Point well taken, and under the right circumstances I wouldn't hesitate to make a clean head shot with even a .222.
That said, and the reason for my original question, if it's the last day of the season and my freezer is empty, I want to have confidence that I'm using a bullet capable of breaking a front shoulder and doing damage beyond.0
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