On such heavy-bodied game animals, which are challenging to hunt and rarely offer a perfect broadside presentation, I'm a believer in using premium, heavy-for-caliber bullets. It's when game such as elk, moose, caribou, mountain goats and the bigger bears are on the menu that bullet integrity becomes critical. Heck, few whitetails, antelope, mule deer and even average black bears measure much more than 12 inches broadside through the vitals. If they penetrate only 12 or 14 inches (inhibited by that same massive frontal diameter that's causing such dramatic tissue destruction), that's usually adequate. They typically expand violently, causing tremendous wound cavities and resulting in rapid kills. Classic, soft, cup-and-core bullets perform beautifully on deer-size animals. Granted, for 80 percent or more of the game ( whitetails) shot by Americans, bullets don't really need to hold together and penetrate particularly deeply to provide clean, humane kills.
It takes a lot of research and development and field research by a good team of engineers to design a bullet that will both expand and hold together through a wide range of velocities. Almost any bullet can be made to expand at long range, but the thin jackets and soft cores that promote such expansion don't support bullet integrity when impact distances are close and velocities extremely high.Ĭonversely, it's not that difficult to produce a bullet that will hold together at close-range, high-impact velocities, but the heavy jackets, harder lead-alloy cores and bonding processes used to create such bullets can inhibit expansion when distances stretch and velocities drop. Other categories you might be interested in are 9mm Luger Ammunition, 357 Magnum Ammunition, 357 Sig Ammunition, 38 Special Ammunition, 380 ACP Ammunition.One of the hallmarks of a great big game bullet is its ability to offer good terminal performance from very close range to long range.
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