7MM Rem Mag bullets

[searcher]

When you are close enough to clearly see your hit -= and the red patch forming exactly where you shot - you know you hit it - and well. That was my last (and worst) experience with that bullet and I now no longer use it for hunting - just as Hornady advises. It can be surmised that the bullet deflected to another part of the anatomy and was a possible cause for not exiting. There are other scenarios. Regardless of whether it deflected, blew up or not - it failed to do the job. And it is not to say many, many folks will continue to use it successfully. Get real BigMT. Maybe take some pointers from my 8-year old nephew whom kills wild turkeys with his Red Ryder BB-Gun..... he says thats all he needs. Who is to argue?

 

[BigDMT]

... Regardless of whether it deflected, blew up or not - it failed to do the job....

Sounds more like "YOU" failed to do the job... By not placing your shot correctly.

You have no idea how well the animal was hit. It is pure assumption. Please do not post your assumptions as fact on forums. Your experience has zero credibility because we all know how fast that scenario would have taken place. I'm not gonna let you BS your way through this one...


I also haven't forgotten that you are the same person who posted in another thread on this forum that "there are no good hunting bullets in 338 caliber". Now you claim you know exactly what happened to an animal you didn't recover. You're gonna have to find a forum with folks that are a lot dumber and have a lot less experience if you want them to believe anything you have to say...

 

[searcher]

I have followed your posts and have received greast humor from them. If you posted only fact - you would have nothing to say. So please, continue on with your B.S. as I like to be amused. I'm sure your mother was with all your freaking crying. Grow up.