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My grandkids are getting excited
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<blockquote data-quote="Dave" data-source="post: 1706478" data-attributes="member: 498"><p>I have always been a heart lung shooter. The biggest target and they don't go far. I use fairly light jacketed bullets the really open up for deer. For elk I use heavier bullets (200 grain) that are better built (Nosler partitioned). I want penetration on an elk. Not as much needed to punch through on a deer.</p><p></p><p>I remember one buck I shot over on the coast. He was standing down hill of me on steep ground. His chest was behind a bush. I thought I will neck shoot him and drop him in his tracks so he doesn't get further down in that hole. About 150 yards I hit him in the neck. He dropped in his tracks. And slid another 100 yards down the hill. He came out half at a time strapped on a pack board with me literally crawling up the hill. Fun times....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave, post: 1706478, member: 498"] I have always been a heart lung shooter. The biggest target and they don't go far. I use fairly light jacketed bullets the really open up for deer. For elk I use heavier bullets (200 grain) that are better built (Nosler partitioned). I want penetration on an elk. Not as much needed to punch through on a deer. I remember one buck I shot over on the coast. He was standing down hill of me on steep ground. His chest was behind a bush. I thought I will neck shoot him and drop him in his tracks so he doesn't get further down in that hole. About 150 yards I hit him in the neck. He dropped in his tracks. And slid another 100 yards down the hill. He came out half at a time strapped on a pack board with me literally crawling up the hill. Fun times.... [/QUOTE]
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