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270 Win for Elk using 130 SST/130 Accubond/130NP
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<blockquote data-quote="Raudy707" data-source="post: 2498003" data-attributes="member: 105681"><p>Yeah, you're playing with fire when you shoot big animals with big bones with rapidly expanding bullets like a SST or ELD-X. At least the ELD-X can have a sectional density of .290 or greater and is long and slippery. An SST has a SD of like .241 or something awfully low. That's a coyote bullet or small deer. Recipe for disaster. I'm sure it can be done on occasion but its not for me. So much has to do with bullet construction and the tip, how fast it expands etc...Good advice to the OP is to not take the risk. He has better options.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Raudy707, post: 2498003, member: 105681"] Yeah, you're playing with fire when you shoot big animals with big bones with rapidly expanding bullets like a SST or ELD-X. At least the ELD-X can have a sectional density of .290 or greater and is long and slippery. An SST has a SD of like .241 or something awfully low. That's a coyote bullet or small deer. Recipe for disaster. I'm sure it can be done on occasion but its not for me. So much has to do with bullet construction and the tip, how fast it expands etc...Good advice to the OP is to not take the risk. He has better options. [/QUOTE]
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