Thread: What bullets do you recommend.

And then you have the other school of thought that wants as much internal chest damaged as possible, so they shoot the likes of Berger VLD Hunting, the older Hornady A-max or newer ELD-M etc.
In NZ we are not hunting dangerous game with the exception of the odd scrub bull.
Hence a frangible bullet in just behind or in-front of the fore leg will destroy heart and lung and given the large radius of damage they don't require pinpoint accuracy.
Down side is a higher shot into the foreleg or shoulder will damage a lot of meat.
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