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Heavy for caliber vs. high velocity monos
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<blockquote data-quote="Goldengun" data-source="post: 2125805" data-attributes="member: 109636"><p>I agree with what your saying and wasn't trying to indicate that energy is more important, as it is a by-product of velocity and weight and BC. Trying to understand if a faster and lighter bullet kills more effectively, all things being equal except weight and BC, generally speaking(ie, does a 7mag shooting 120's kill better at 200 yards than a 7mag shooting 170's at 200 yards does? What role does bullet type play in this if any? I don't dispute the argument for speed as it relates to flat shooting and point of aim out to a specific distance either. I like zeroing at a point where my bullet neither rises above or falls below 3" out to 300yds. I'm not very good at range estimation so this gives me a little more room before i have to grab the range finder, and usually i have time for that if their that far away. I will try to listen to podcast and appreciate your responses.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Goldengun, post: 2125805, member: 109636"] I agree with what your saying and wasn't trying to indicate that energy is more important, as it is a by-product of velocity and weight and BC. Trying to understand if a faster and lighter bullet kills more effectively, all things being equal except weight and BC, generally speaking(ie, does a 7mag shooting 120's kill better at 200 yards than a 7mag shooting 170's at 200 yards does? What role does bullet type play in this if any? I don't dispute the argument for speed as it relates to flat shooting and point of aim out to a specific distance either. I like zeroing at a point where my bullet neither rises above or falls below 3" out to 300yds. I'm not very good at range estimation so this gives me a little more room before i have to grab the range finder, and usually i have time for that if their that far away. I will try to listen to podcast and appreciate your responses. [/QUOTE]
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