Are cast bullets supposed to grenade when hunting? WARNING: graphic pics

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Originally Posted by BigMagShooter

I think bone frags are what you are seeing.

Just an observation. That bullet is really seated deep in the case for the 358.. not criticizing, just observing. I have to remember all guns are a law unto themselves.

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It has to be. That is barely off the lands to slightly touching the lands.

Any more testing with this load?

I used too hard of an alloy that never expanded and it still looked like a bomb went off in my deer last year. I believe it was the bone fragments going on every direction. Fist size holes...and then some! I’m going to try super soft alloy this year at the same velocity.

http://castboolits.gunloads.com/show...my-devastators!!!

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Originally Posted by Tripplebeards

I used too hard of an alloy that never expanded and it still looked like a bomb went off in my deer last year. I believe it was the bone fragments going on every direction. Fist size holes...and then some! I’m going to try super soft alloy this year at the same velocity.

http://castboolits.gunloads.com/show...my-devastators!!!

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That is why hollow points are not a good idea for anything you may want to eat.