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The Basics, Starting Out
Best round for deer & hog hunting
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<blockquote data-quote="SilverbulletMAG" data-source="post: 1604173" data-attributes="member: 108181"><p>Many options out there but the .308 is never a bad one. As for bullets, your options are endless for deer. Best place to start is deciding if you want a bullet that expands rapidly (VLD, ballistic tip, standard soft point cup and core, etc.) or do you want a tougher bonded bullet (Accubond, partition, monolithic, grand slam, etc.) that will expand but stay together and keep going through?</p><p>Anything in the 150-168 grain weight will do just fine on deer and hogs. For hogs though, I'd go with a tougher bullet personally.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SilverbulletMAG, post: 1604173, member: 108181"] Many options out there but the .308 is never a bad one. As for bullets, your options are endless for deer. Best place to start is deciding if you want a bullet that expands rapidly (VLD, ballistic tip, standard soft point cup and core, etc.) or do you want a tougher bonded bullet (Accubond, partition, monolithic, grand slam, etc.) that will expand but stay together and keep going through? Anything in the 150-168 grain weight will do just fine on deer and hogs. For hogs though, I'd go with a tougher bullet personally. [/QUOTE]
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