bigngreen
Well-Known Member
I know I'm guilty of also just lumping all bullets together by manufacture and construction when talking BUT there are bullet in many lines that I think are epic or that I really want to play with because caliber and weight does matter, I'm not a huge fan of the 300 gr Berger in the 338, seen a good number of animals from antelope to elk wacked from a few yards to 1000+ and while all were dead and bullet performance was certainly OK it does not blow my skirt up and I pretty much hunt with the 250 grain which I absalutely dig.
In the 7mms I've struggled to find a Berger I like while the 177 Hammer has really been a performer IMO. Im looking forward to the 175 Berger though cause I have seen some good stuff so far.
I HATE the 143 ELDX, really like the 145 in the 270 cal though.
I really like the 110 TTSX in a 270 WSM loathe the 30 cals I've shot but kinda like the 338's.
All that to say in most bullet lines if you shoot enough you'll find changing weights or cals will change wound channels many times enough that you'll have one you don't quite like and another that is right in the sweet spot.
In the 7mms I've struggled to find a Berger I like while the 177 Hammer has really been a performer IMO. Im looking forward to the 175 Berger though cause I have seen some good stuff so far.
I HATE the 143 ELDX, really like the 145 in the 270 cal though.
I really like the 110 TTSX in a 270 WSM loathe the 30 cals I've shot but kinda like the 338's.
All that to say in most bullet lines if you shoot enough you'll find changing weights or cals will change wound channels many times enough that you'll have one you don't quite like and another that is right in the sweet spot.