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Originally Posted by sheephunter
I think it's important to understand the performance of any bullet you use so you can use it effectively and within its performance envelope. I'm not sure your analogy of looking at bullet and questioning whether I'd want to be hit by it is the best criteria for selecting a bullet. I cant think of one I want to be hit by. Certain bullets perform better than others under certain conditions and it's important to understand that performance and a bullet's performance envelope. Maybe it doesn't matter to you but it does matter to a large number of hunters......
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Dead is dead.. and I shoot my guns enough, because I am not using bullets that cost a $1 a piece like most of you "ethical hunters" and shoot once a month, maybe?? then spend the rest of your time trying to tell other hunters a bunch of bull... that doesn't matter.
BTW SH have you shot an animal with a Berger, or just using your science degree??