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<blockquote data-quote="Recarga22" data-source="post: 1909926" data-attributes="member: 114283"><p>Good morning Gents </p><p></p><p>not really trying to steer away from the main subject. But so far by looking from all the pictures and posts pretty much is the same experience that I had when they first introduced their " hunting bullet " and one of the main reasons why I stopped using them.</p><p>Out of a 308 win, 6.5 x55 and a 243 all of the deer and pugs we ( my daughter and me ) had exceptional performance but other times very poor performance.</p><p></p><p>I had deer I can put a cantaloupe on the exit wound with animal DRT. And other times with a little bit entry and exit wound with having to track the animal looking for tracks not blood.</p><p></p><p>I had two deer that did these same reactions. </p><p>after the shot both drop like a lightning strike them ( both times I thought the deer was death) only to the surprise that after 45 seconds both deer stood up and start walking like if someone had injected them with compressed air all bloated.</p><p></p><p>The last time I used one and will never use them again was on a trophy buck me and my daughter hunted for 3 years. She took a perfect shot deer ran like nothing happened only to stop 100 yards and collapsed. Absolutely no blood on the ground. </p><p>I sent an email to Berger and they were very helpful to the point that sent me 4 free boxes of their at the time orange box of hunting bullets they said that the only explanation is that they have mixed their target and hunting. Which I do not believe.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Recarga22, post: 1909926, member: 114283"] Good morning Gents not really trying to steer away from the main subject. But so far by looking from all the pictures and posts pretty much is the same experience that I had when they first introduced their “ hunting bullet “ and one of the main reasons why I stopped using them. Out of a 308 win, 6.5 x55 and a 243 all of the deer and pugs we ( my daughter and me ) had exceptional performance but other times very poor performance. I had deer I can put a cantaloupe on the exit wound with animal DRT. And other times with a little bit entry and exit wound with having to track the animal looking for tracks not blood. I had two deer that did these same reactions. after the shot both drop like a lightning strike them ( both times I thought the deer was death) only to the surprise that after 45 seconds both deer stood up and start walking like if someone had injected them with compressed air all bloated. The last time I used one and will never use them again was on a trophy buck me and my daughter hunted for 3 years. She took a perfect shot deer ran like nothing happened only to stop 100 yards and collapsed. Absolutely no blood on the ground. I sent an email to Berger and they were very helpful to the point that sent me 4 free boxes of their at the time orange box of hunting bullets they said that the only explanation is that they have mixed their target and hunting. Which I do not believe. [/QUOTE]
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