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Utah cow and Barnes TSX
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<blockquote data-quote="mnoland30" data-source="post: 2507681" data-attributes="member: 29323"><p>I use 405 gr. Remington .45-70 bullets in my my muzzleloader for cow elk. They are moving at about the same velocity as a centerfire .45-70. They were hollow pointed for me by Outlaw State Bullets. They have been devastating on elk out to 220 yards. Three dropped in their tracks, and the 4th went about 35 yards. I have found that tipped bullets don't leave much of an entrance wound, which means less blood trail. If the bullet doesn't exit, then no blood trail.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mnoland30, post: 2507681, member: 29323"] I use 405 gr. Remington .45-70 bullets in my my muzzleloader for cow elk. They are moving at about the same velocity as a centerfire .45-70. They were hollow pointed for me by Outlaw State Bullets. They have been devastating on elk out to 220 yards. Three dropped in their tracks, and the 4th went about 35 yards. I have found that tipped bullets don't leave much of an entrance wound, which means less blood trail. If the bullet doesn't exit, then no blood trail. [/QUOTE]
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