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<blockquote data-quote="GREATSCOTT!" data-source="post: 2334607" data-attributes="member: 112857"><p>Not a SMK this time, but my 14 year old son killed his first blacktail with a Berger 200gr Hybrid at 765 yards from a 300 Sherman Short Mag. These pics are post-entry. First shot perfectly behind the shoulder dropped him in his tracks, left a golf-ball sized exit would. His head started flopping back and forth, so he anchored him with another at the neck-shoulder junction, this time about a ping pong-sized exit wound, and that was all she wrote. No mazzive explosion, sending lead dust throughout the edible meat. We found the second bullet in two pieces, mangled but still retained 80% of its weight. Fyi in case you're tempted to object, he's been training at distance on steel and animals since he could take instruction; about 6 years old. </p><p>[ATTACH=full]310673[/ATTACH]</p><p>[ATTACH=full]310674[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>Our data proves as long as we ensure the hollow points are unobstructed by running a properly sized drill bit down the hollow point without changing the tip, the target bullets stay together better than the fragile-jacketed hunters, therefore, have been better relied on for game when hit even in the biggest bone. We don't worry about trying to avoid bone, we put it in the bone, and our data proves they kill more proficiently and faster than any "hunting" bullet we've used; they fly and carry better at distance on big game. The .308 and .338 cal SMKs have got it done just as well given the same above criteria. But don't take my word for it; Shawn Carlock of Defensive Edge has also proven this data on far more game than I've killed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GREATSCOTT!, post: 2334607, member: 112857"] Not a SMK this time, but my 14 year old son killed his first blacktail with a Berger 200gr Hybrid at 765 yards from a 300 Sherman Short Mag. These pics are post-entry. First shot perfectly behind the shoulder dropped him in his tracks, left a golf-ball sized exit would. His head started flopping back and forth, so he anchored him with another at the neck-shoulder junction, this time about a ping pong-sized exit wound, and that was all she wrote. No mazzive explosion, sending lead dust throughout the edible meat. We found the second bullet in two pieces, mangled but still retained 80% of its weight. Fyi in case you're tempted to object, he's been training at distance on steel and animals since he could take instruction; about 6 years old. [ATTACH type="full"]310673[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full"]310674[/ATTACH] Our data proves as long as we ensure the hollow points are unobstructed by running a properly sized drill bit down the hollow point without changing the tip, the target bullets stay together better than the fragile-jacketed hunters, therefore, have been better relied on for game when hit even in the biggest bone. We don't worry about trying to avoid bone, we put it in the bone, and our data proves they kill more proficiently and faster than any "hunting" bullet we've used; they fly and carry better at distance on big game. The .308 and .338 cal SMKs have got it done just as well given the same above criteria. But don't take my word for it; Shawn Carlock of Defensive Edge has also proven this data on far more game than I've killed. [/QUOTE]
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