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Offline Biggerhammer

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Re: Barnes LRX performance
« Reply #75 on: January 01, 2015, 01:14:00 PM »

Do animals ever not drop in their tracks/footprints?


Only with crappy bullets fired from non-tackdrivers.

   
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Offline jay.sharkbait

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Re: Barnes LRX performance
« Reply #76 on: January 01, 2015, 07:09:12 PM »
375 Ultra Mag for deer?

Yeah, figured it was better suited to Mulies and gave me more range than the .450 Ultra Magnum. :o . For the ease of a factory chambering and a true flat shooting across the board power house, the  .338 Ultra mag is where it's at.



30mm depleted uranium on cous deer.
88mm on elk, for sure.

You wouldn't happen to have some depleted Uranium?  :o If so, how much can you fit in a flat rate USPS "Small" box? :tup:

Looking up feeds and speeds for depleted Uranium is one way to get peoples attention....... :chuckle:

 


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