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Experience with Hornady SST on deer?
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<blockquote data-quote="Bisbee" data-source="post: 717080" data-attributes="member: 51790"><p>I killed a coues whitetail buck two weeks ago with a 130 grain sst from a 270 Winchester. I found that the wound was no more dramatic than what the Sierra 130 gamekings do. The buck was 360 yards away facing me. The bullet entered his neck and exited on his shoulder. </p><p> My son shot a javelina in the neck broadside at 222 yards with the sst in a 270. Three vertabrea were fractured and blasted out the other side,<strong> this</strong> wound was dramatic! Any other bullet would have done the same.</p><p> My brother shot a spike elk using a 165 grain sst from a 30-06. The bullet exited and the elk died quickly. I think that sst's are a fine deer bullet and accurate to boot.</p><p>Bisbee</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bisbee, post: 717080, member: 51790"] I killed a coues whitetail buck two weeks ago with a 130 grain sst from a 270 Winchester. I found that the wound was no more dramatic than what the Sierra 130 gamekings do. The buck was 360 yards away facing me. The bullet entered his neck and exited on his shoulder. My son shot a javelina in the neck broadside at 222 yards with the sst in a 270. Three vertabrea were fractured and blasted out the other side,[B] this[/B] wound was dramatic! Any other bullet would have done the same. My brother shot a spike elk using a 165 grain sst from a 30-06. The bullet exited and the elk died quickly. I think that sst's are a fine deer bullet and accurate to boot. Bisbee [/QUOTE]
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