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<blockquote data-quote="mwkelso" data-source="post: 1691296" data-attributes="member: 110880"><p>That's fair. As far as being apples to apples, the 130gr core-lokt shows the same data for performance in comparison to the 150gr core-lokt. The 130gr out performs with both speed and energy. I don't mean to be argumentative, and I see exactly what you're saying. There is no comparison between the core-lokt and a partition, or any other bullet really. They're on totally different levels. </p><p>I do agree with you on a bullet traveling through the other side. Almost all shots like that have dropped deer and elk nearly in their tracks for me. The one that I had to track forever was the deer that had a bullet frag apart inside with no exit. Perhaps it was coincidental? But I haven't been a fan of my bullet fragmenting since. </p><p>Thanks for your perspective on all the above.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mwkelso, post: 1691296, member: 110880"] That’s fair. As far as being apples to apples, the 130gr core-lokt shows the same data for performance in comparison to the 150gr core-lokt. The 130gr out performs with both speed and energy. I don’t mean to be argumentative, and I see exactly what you’re saying. There is no comparison between the core-lokt and a partition, or any other bullet really. They’re on totally different levels. I do agree with you on a bullet traveling through the other side. Almost all shots like that have dropped deer and elk nearly in their tracks for me. The one that I had to track forever was the deer that had a bullet frag apart inside with no exit. Perhaps it was coincidental? But I haven’t been a fan of my bullet fragmenting since. Thanks for your perspective on all the above. [/QUOTE]
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