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<blockquote data-quote="Riflehunter1776" data-source="post: 1439886" data-attributes="member: 103369"><p>Deer are made out of the same material as self sealing fuel tanks. It's not the bullet shock, organ destruction and blood loss that kills them, it's the lead poisoning. So anyone foolish enough to shoot barnes bullets at deer deserve the animals to run off after perfect heart shots, every time. / lol.</p><p></p><p>Personally I'm at the point where I have now killed more deer with Barnes than I ever did with Nosler BT's and AB's, and never experienced a single bullet failure like I often did with the varmint-grenade-like BT's. For the most part these many Barnes kills have been bang-flop. bang-flop, with an occasional short death run - as deer often do, unless you hit them with an RPG. Out of all these, all but one bullet had passed through, and the one I recovered on the far side next to the hide was perfectly mushroomed.</p><p></p><p>I and my kid shoot a number of deer every year with Barnes bullets, and the first time one fails, I'm sure I'll talk about it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Riflehunter1776, post: 1439886, member: 103369"] Deer are made out of the same material as self sealing fuel tanks. It's not the bullet shock, organ destruction and blood loss that kills them, it's the lead poisoning. So anyone foolish enough to shoot barnes bullets at deer deserve the animals to run off after perfect heart shots, every time. / lol. Personally I'm at the point where I have now killed more deer with Barnes than I ever did with Nosler BT's and AB's, and never experienced a single bullet failure like I often did with the varmint-grenade-like BT's. For the most part these many Barnes kills have been bang-flop. bang-flop, with an occasional short death run - as deer often do, unless you hit them with an RPG. Out of all these, all but one bullet had passed through, and the one I recovered on the far side next to the hide was perfectly mushroomed. I and my kid shoot a number of deer every year with Barnes bullets, and the first time one fails, I'm sure I'll talk about it. [/QUOTE]
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