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Bullet failure 130 grain nosler partition with 6.5 creedmoor
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<blockquote data-quote="Alibiiv" data-source="post: 1525781" data-attributes="member: 69192"><p>Wow a lot of testosterone on the posts here this morning!!!??? I do like to read what another hunters point of views are and what their hunting experiences have been.<u><em> I learn from this stuff</em></u> and hopefully others do also!! Ethics can get a bit sticky because it involves a person's judgement calls, and.......no one likes or wants to be criticized for their personal judgements. It's when people become critical is where I have to draw the line here. When a poster writes, "Shame on you!", or something critical along those lines, then it is offensive and IMHO it does not belong in a posting in this forum. What I would like to add here is that I take away what I find relevant to long range hunting, and the rest is simply the rest and another person's point of view!! But that's my opinion and I<em> "am"</em> and <em><u>ought</u></em> to be able to express it on this site without criticism!! What is an ethical shot with a particular bullet/caliber combination may be an ethical shot for some hunters, but certainly not for me. I do believe that some of the shots that I am reading about are really making a stretch for their capabilities and they are asking a lot out of a particular caliber or bullet/caliber combination. There is "no one" who has ever done any considerable hunting who can<u><em><strong> truthfully</strong></em></u> say that they have "always" done the right thing and made the most ethical shot that they could possibly have made.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alibiiv, post: 1525781, member: 69192"] Wow a lot of testosterone on the posts here this morning!!!??? I do like to read what another hunters point of views are and what their hunting experiences have been.[U][I] I learn from this stuff[/I][/U] and hopefully others do also!! Ethics can get a bit sticky because it involves a person's judgement calls, and.......no one likes or wants to be criticized for their personal judgements. It's when people become critical is where I have to draw the line here. When a poster writes, "Shame on you!", or something critical along those lines, then it is offensive and IMHO it does not belong in a posting in this forum. What I would like to add here is that I take away what I find relevant to long range hunting, and the rest is simply the rest and another person's point of view!! But that's my opinion and I[I] "am"[/I] and [I][U]ought[/U][/I] to be able to express it on this site without criticism!! What is an ethical shot with a particular bullet/caliber combination may be an ethical shot for some hunters, but certainly not for me. I do believe that some of the shots that I am reading about are really making a stretch for their capabilities and they are asking a lot out of a particular caliber or bullet/caliber combination. There is "no one" who has ever done any considerable hunting who can[U][I][B] truthfully[/B][/I][/U] say that they have "always" done the right thing and made the most ethical shot that they could possibly have made. [/QUOTE]
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