90-107 Match Bullets on Deer? Actual Experiences?

[Changeling]

Has anyone shot a number of deer with any of the high "BC" type bullets in the 90 to 106 grain area out of a 6BR/6BR modified? I would appreciate all you could tell me in regard to "THIS" type combination and the wound conditions in "Actual" experience.

I am well aware of the difference between hunting and target bullets. This is a "Specific: question.
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[Slamfire]

I would prefer using matchkings from an accurate rifle and a rested position than shooting a partition off hand to guarantee a humane kill. I have made many one shot kills on antelope and deer using match bullets. At close range when the bullet is really cookin they seem to explode in the lungs like shooting a jug of water. At longer ranges the jackets seem to seperate from the core and ya know what? The deer cant tell, and dies anyway. Common sense rules the day. Avoid sharply angled shots and shots that exceed your ability as a marksman. All it takes to kill anything is to cause it to run out of blood, air or nerve impulses, a 6br with those bullets you listed will cause those symptoms if the bullet is placed properly. If you want actual kill info you can email me @ n2narcdout@comcast.net

 

[Changeling]

Slamfire I received your email but the email was mostly made up of +'s, numbers, and garbage. I sort of read between the lines and kinda know what was typed, but it was a mess, I don't know why ! Were you using the 107 gr match king?
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[Slamfire]

hmm thats odd, but yes in those accounts it was 107mks. Ill resend as an attachment

 

[Changeling]

Slam, have you tried any of the VLD Clinch rivers or Lapua's yet?
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