Posted by buickanddeere on August 04, 2008 at 15:40:36 from (216.183.146.253):
In Reply to: Re: Rem 6.8mm SPC posted by gun guru on August 04, 2008 at 14:52:33:
There"s a topic that will never be settled. Exit or not?
#1 have the round dissipate all it"s energy inside the animal and not make an exit wound? Two thoughts here. Plus, doesn"t ruin a pelt on a fur bearing animal.Minus, no blood trail to follow.
#2 Use enough gun to push an expanded bullet all the way through the animal. Plus, blood trail to follow. Minus , it makes a 2nd and larger hole in a fur bearer"s pelt. Plus, the animal will bleed out and/or drop from a collapsed lung much faster with an exit wound.
In any case. A too hard/too heavy/ too slow a bullet will not expand on light thin skinned game. A too soft/too light/too fast a bullet will only wound heavy thick skinned, heavy muscle, heavy boned game. In any case a perfectly aimed shot to the head , heart or lungs. Beats a wild buck fever shot(s) that miss(s) or strike(s) non vital area(s).
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