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<blockquote data-quote="Timnterra" data-source="post: 2011364" data-attributes="member: 55944"><p>I read threads like this but I don't know why. There is a thread like this for every bullet. There are thousands of dead animals that were claimed by Berger bullets, probably just as many for Hornady and Nosler and Barnes. Yet, every manufacturer has haters. I shoot mostly Hornady bullets because they shoot well Kill stuff well and are cheaper than most. No bullet from and manufacture monolithic or bonded bullets not withstanding, is going to leave a blood trail when shot through the guts. It's because the animal isn't bleeding much because no major blood vessels have been damaged. I saw a guy shoot an antelope in the paunch and the guts were literally dragging the ground as it ran and it didn't leave a blood trail. (But I don't know what bullet he was shooting so I couldn't blame the bullet) probably a Remington factory corelokt ammo. Shoot whatever bullet you feel confident with but please don't blame the bullet for a poor shot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Timnterra, post: 2011364, member: 55944"] I read threads like this but I don’t know why. There is a thread like this for every bullet. There are thousands of dead animals that were claimed by Berger bullets, probably just as many for Hornady and Nosler and Barnes. Yet, every manufacturer has haters. I shoot mostly Hornady bullets because they shoot well Kill stuff well and are cheaper than most. No bullet from and manufacture monolithic or bonded bullets not withstanding, is going to leave a blood trail when shot through the guts. It’s because the animal isn’t bleeding much because no major blood vessels have been damaged. I saw a guy shoot an antelope in the paunch and the guts were literally dragging the ground as it ran and it didn’t leave a blood trail. (But I don’t know what bullet he was shooting so I couldn’t blame the bullet) probably a Remington factory corelokt ammo. Shoot whatever bullet you feel confident with but please don’t blame the bullet for a poor shot. [/QUOTE]
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