Frank in the Laurels
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Saw this on another site, hunter stated this is a Berger 6mm @ 392 yards on a deer....I guess that core/jacket separation at its finest.
BAM! It does not get any simpler than that.I am not a Berger user, but if the hunter recovered that bullet jacket, means the animal was also recovered. Conclusion? Bullet did its job.
Agree 110%I am not a Berger user, but if the hunter recovered that bullet jacket, means the animal was also recovered. Conclusion? Bullet did its job.
Saw this on another site, hunter stated this is a Berger 6mm @ 392 yards on a deer....I guess that core/jacket separation at its finest.View attachment 507962View attachment 507963
Impressive. I guess this was another bullet failureI shot a massive 7x7 at 730 yards using 175gr ELD-X in my 7mm PRC last week in SW Colorado. Bullet estimated at about 2000fps in the conditions at 11,200 ft. elevation. The shot crumpled him in place. There was no exit wound, and I was dang mystified that I could not recover the bullet. This is the bull of my lifetime, unofficially measuring 374.3 inches.
Impressive. I guess this was another bullet failure
Yeah, that was gratifying to see. Despite not using a muzzle brake, I was still able to catch the drop through the scope on the recoil rebound. I called SRS, and am probably going to get a Lil Chub.Wow. Congrats. Drt. Cant beat that.