Unlicensed Dremel
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My question for you guys is this:
If you were hunting large bull elk or bull moose, and HAD to take a neck shot only for the trophy of your life, and HAD to use a 139/140 grain 7mm bullet, would you want that 140 grainer to be of the:
1. Bonded (premium)
or
2. Non-bonded, standard (non-premium)
type?
And does your answer depend on which chambering or not? If so, which 7mm chamberings would you want which bullet type for this neck shot? And if you must make me pick a chambering for you to base your answer on, let's say plain old .280 rem.
Of course, if it was a body shot, the obvious answer would be bonded, but for the neck, do you want the explosiveness of the non-premium bullet... or not?
Thanks.
If you were hunting large bull elk or bull moose, and HAD to take a neck shot only for the trophy of your life, and HAD to use a 139/140 grain 7mm bullet, would you want that 140 grainer to be of the:
1. Bonded (premium)
or
2. Non-bonded, standard (non-premium)
type?
And does your answer depend on which chambering or not? If so, which 7mm chamberings would you want which bullet type for this neck shot? And if you must make me pick a chambering for you to base your answer on, let's say plain old .280 rem.
Of course, if it was a body shot, the obvious answer would be bonded, but for the neck, do you want the explosiveness of the non-premium bullet... or not?
Thanks.