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Bullet failure 130 grain nosler partition with 6.5 creedmoor
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<blockquote data-quote="xsn10s" data-source="post: 1498211" data-attributes="member: 95344"><p>LOL okay Wildrose you can believe whatever you want. This is tiresome so this is my opinion on this. They "gutless" quartered out the elk so unless they are going to go look inside the cavity and examined the vitals we won't know what the damage, if any, were done to the vitals. We don't know the angle of the shots so we can't determine the possibility/ probability of a deflection. The fragments of the bullets that the OP speaks of are most likely the nose section, that's my best guess. The rear section either continued through the elk or deflected off, like I said without looking into the vitals or cavity will we ever know. So when people say the bullets failed I say show me the cavity and the vitals. Show me the angle of the shot. Only then will we get a really good idea of whether it was asking the bullet to do too much, or a failure of the bullet.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="xsn10s, post: 1498211, member: 95344"] LOL okay Wildrose you can believe whatever you want. This is tiresome so this is my opinion on this. They "gutless" quartered out the elk so unless they are going to go look inside the cavity and examined the vitals we won't know what the damage, if any, were done to the vitals. We don't know the angle of the shots so we can't determine the possibility/ probability of a deflection. The fragments of the bullets that the OP speaks of are most likely the nose section, that's my best guess. The rear section either continued through the elk or deflected off, like I said without looking into the vitals or cavity will we ever know. So when people say the bullets failed I say show me the cavity and the vitals. Show me the angle of the shot. Only then will we get a really good idea of whether it was asking the bullet to do too much, or a failure of the bullet. [/QUOTE]
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