This may have been covered and/or is a really stupid question so please bare with me:
Looking to shoot subsonic cast boolits out of a Ruger American with a 1:7 barrel.
Most explanations of terminal ballistic results from subsonic rounds mention poor expansion, energy transfer etc.
Most subsonic 300 Blackout rounds use heavy "match" type bullets like Sierra Match Kings, Hornady A-Max etc.
Suppose a cast boolit using a soft alloy in a 200gr(+/-) with a large meplat and a deep, wide hollowpoint. Something like this:
http://www.gtbullets.com/index.php?m...products_id=27
in a heavier boolit.
Seems like this would be great for thin skinned game, coyotes to whitetails, at moderate ranges even at subsonic speeds.
Thoughts?