Cutting Edge .375 cal 235gr RAPTOR extended range bullets Intel needed

Used them a good deal they sponsor us, what would you like to know? Penetrate as well as a solid, strong but shallow initial stretch cavity. Have heard one account from an industry colleague that had one shatter on an African shoulder blade. They’re brass and can be brittle, never seen that in North America. They can be shot backwards as a solid that lands at the same POI, thanks Dogleg for that trick. Overall one of the best lead frees. They have a copper bullet I use and prefer, and think is close to ideal as a grizzly stopper (my application), but the BC is lower. Curiously can’t attain the same velocities as with the brass bullets, even with 35grs less bullet weight in one instance, copper must develop significantly more pressure.

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Thanks Ardent just looking for a good performing bullet on large to med game mainly used on elk moose and bear as I now live in McBride BC. My main goto bullet has been the 260gr Accubond ( love them just wanna try something new and different.
 
At the outfit we’ve had literally everything on the market premium bullet wise shot into game, honestly they all work about the same, it’s rather boring frankly... “Oh... that works too.” I don’t like lead in meat, and find the CEBs to counteract a bit of the at times overly stiff composition a TSX etc offers.
 
i can say only they re good penetrator but was not able to find bullet tested while doing the 9.3x62 bullets test.

16. 255gr Cutting Edge Safari Raptor exited after 6th jug

a limit test but i did something.
 
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