Hey bcpilotguy
Bullet types:
I've never been satisfied with the kind of accuracy I could get with Barnes bullets. They will certainly hit a kill zone, but I can't stabilize them enough to compete with lead core bullets for accuracy.
The Woodleigh and Rhino bullets are of course bonded lead/guilding types (nothing new here) and of the two I'd probably favor Rhino because they have a better selection of weights, but I've never shot either one.
As to terminal ballistics, I have shot a few animals with different bonded lead bullets, but on quartering or 30 yard shots, haven't been pleased with the results.
I'm not exactly an expert, but these are my experiences so far.
Any input?
Bullet types:
I've never been satisfied with the kind of accuracy I could get with Barnes bullets. They will certainly hit a kill zone, but I can't stabilize them enough to compete with lead core bullets for accuracy.
The Woodleigh and Rhino bullets are of course bonded lead/guilding types (nothing new here) and of the two I'd probably favor Rhino because they have a better selection of weights, but I've never shot either one.
As to terminal ballistics, I have shot a few animals with different bonded lead bullets, but on quartering or 30 yard shots, haven't been pleased with the results.
I'm not exactly an expert, but these are my experiences so far.
Any input?