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Old 07-17-2018, 09:39 AM
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Ive probably killed over a half dozen moose with 150 grain corelocts, simply because they are the only suitable ammunition I can find locally on a regular basis. They have performed well, never had a moose go further than 40 yards, about half of them were one shot kills. On several occasions Ive had them break both shoulder blades, on a practical level I don't believe one needs better penetration than that. I used to buy tougher bullets for moose and elk but now consider it unnecessary.

If you want to use lighter bullets its probably a good idea to get a tougher bullet, but at the ranges moose are typically shot I feel that the flatter trajectory is unneeded and the added velocity is of little value. In my experience If you are ok using heavyer bullets a mechanically locked bullet is sufficient at non magnum velocities.
x2 - cor-lokt's have been a surprise bullet on numerous game as is the winchester power point and hornady interlocks ... you don't need a premium bullet under an impact of 2900fps ... that said, the nosler partition is mr. reliable at any speed
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