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<blockquote data-quote="Pdvdh" data-source="post: 1003850" data-attributes="member: 4191"><p>Shot and seen a number of dall sheep shot with Nosler Ballistic Tips and Accubonds, from 13 yds out to 850 yds. Mostly with .284 calibers. Of these two, I'd use the Accubond to minimize meat damage. Shooting them while they're positioned broadside, thru the ribs just behind the front shoulder muscles, will minimize both meat and hide damage. The Berger 210VLD doesn't damage the hide upon exit from my .300 Win Mag if poked thru the ribs. If you hit the front shoulder meat, the Berger will damage more meat than a Nosler Accubond. That's been my experience(s).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pdvdh, post: 1003850, member: 4191"] Shot and seen a number of dall sheep shot with Nosler Ballistic Tips and Accubonds, from 13 yds out to 850 yds. Mostly with .284 calibers. Of these two, I'd use the Accubond to minimize meat damage. Shooting them while they're positioned broadside, thru the ribs just behind the front shoulder muscles, will minimize both meat and hide damage. The Berger 210VLD doesn't damage the hide upon exit from my .300 Win Mag if poked thru the ribs. If you hit the front shoulder meat, the Berger will damage more meat than a Nosler Accubond. That's been my experience(s). [/QUOTE]
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