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Not so happy with the Accubonds
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<blockquote data-quote="Pdvdh" data-source="post: 233604" data-attributes="member: 4191"><p>Expanding bullets are supposed to expand above ~1800 fps. If they don't = bullet's failure to perform. My sheep was shot through both lungs. He was on a wide open mountain side where he was easily observed. I think he would have died, but maybe an hour or longer after being double lunged. Had it had been a whitetail, bear, pig, or any other animal that lives in the woods and brush, he likely wouldn't have been recovered. Because the Nosler Accubond didn't expand and therefore didn't destroy enough lung tissue to cause the animal to expire quickly enough to be have been recovered, except this animal could be observed on the bare side of a mountain.</p><p></p><p>Whether it was your intention or not, it's seems like you just painted it black and white again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pdvdh, post: 233604, member: 4191"] Expanding bullets are supposed to expand above ~1800 fps. If they don't = bullet's failure to perform. My sheep was shot through both lungs. He was on a wide open mountain side where he was easily observed. I think he would have died, but maybe an hour or longer after being double lunged. Had it had been a whitetail, bear, pig, or any other animal that lives in the woods and brush, he likely wouldn't have been recovered. Because the Nosler Accubond didn't expand and therefore didn't destroy enough lung tissue to cause the animal to expire quickly enough to be have been recovered, except this animal could be observed on the bare side of a mountain. Whether it was your intention or not, it's seems like you just painted it black and white again. [/QUOTE]
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