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Originally Posted by HunterDave
Now why would you want to do that? Of course you still have to use the right tool to do the job. I've used Nosler BTs for deer and for moose........165gr for deer and 180gr for moose and this year I'm going to hunt my deer with 140gr BTs from a 7-08. I'm quite confident that the rapid expansion of those bullets would be highly effective going through bone of either animal.
If you meant a light bullet that, IMO isn't meant to do the job, not providing enough penetration then yeah, you'd be correct.
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Originally Posted by elkhunter11
Obviously not, or he wouldn't have walked away. Have you ever had the wind totally knocked out of you? Could you remain upright and keep walking away quickly, or did you fold up until you could breathe again?
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Have you ever been in shock you can do some pretty amazing things when you don't feel the pain. Besides you can tell which is which. With hydrostatic shock their lungs looks more like a bloody jello mold. With a bullet that just passes through it looks like a hole through the lungs.