Double Naught Spy
I agree, but what my video shows is both useful for deer and hogs. The power max bonded combines the best of both worlds. Most soft point ammo provide good expansion, but the tend to not have that good of penetration. I have shot a lot of hogs with my 243 using Winchesters 100gr Power Points. It is great round, but the I always find that the bullet has fragmented into pieces inside the animal. This reduced the overall penetration. I don't believe I have ever had an exit wound on deer or hog with the 100gr Winchester power point.
I shot three deer this year with these 64gr 223 Power Max Bondeds and two of them were complete passthrus (at over 200 yards). The bullet that I recovered in the video was fully expanded and intact. The two passthrus showed that both bullet were pretty much intact as well.
On a hog, bullet penetration and retention are very important. These factors even more important when it comes to smaller calibers like the 223. I can say with great confidence that the .223 64gr Winchester PowerMax Bonded, will be an excellent round for hogs.
I currently have some Speer Gold Dot 64gr rounds that I bought off Palmetto State Armory (they were on sale for $9.99 a box). When I get a chance, I am going to shoot some hogs with them and make another video about their impact. The bullets are supposed to be bonded like the PowerMaxs are, so hopefully they will perform the same.