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Bonded vs Non Bonded - Accubond vs Berger or SST or Ballistic Tip
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<blockquote data-quote="Tikkashooter" data-source="post: 2133992" data-attributes="member: 103517"><p>Alot of it has to do with the the wieght and body construction of the game your shooting. Nutons law "equal and opposite reaction" , the bullet can only expand and transfer energy as much as the animals mass is able to push back. For this reason , it's usually better to use a "softer" bullet on a smaller animal. </p><p></p><p>In an extreme scenario, think about a 22-250 vs a 338 lapua on a prarie dog, the 22-250 blows them up way more even through the 338 has 5 times the energy. That 33 cal 300 gr bullet just zipps on through without skipping a beat or fully expanding.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tikkashooter, post: 2133992, member: 103517"] Alot of it has to do with the the wieght and body construction of the game your shooting. Nutons law "equal and opposite reaction" , the bullet can only expand and transfer energy as much as the animals mass is able to push back. For this reason , it's usually better to use a "softer" bullet on a smaller animal. In an extreme scenario, think about a 22-250 vs a 338 lapua on a prarie dog, the 22-250 blows them up way more even through the 338 has 5 times the energy. That 33 cal 300 gr bullet just zipps on through without skipping a beat or fully expanding. [/QUOTE]
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