I agree with most of that, except the part about Game Kings having better weight retention than Winchester Power Point. In my experience they are similar but the GK is more prone to core/jacket separation. I'd take the Power Point over a Game King.In my experience, weight retention is not their thing. While they hold together better than a cheaper cup-and-core bullet (think Winchester Power Point), they are still subject to the same laws of physics. Back in the 1990's I settled on Hornady spire points as a better hunting bullet over the game kings. The Sierras consistently shot better, but the Hornady bullets shot well enough -- and I have yet to have a spire point come unglued in an animal. I have, however, retrieved a couple game king jackets that were missing their lead cores. That said, I certainly did not shoot enough game animals with the game king bullets to have a statistically valid opinion on this.
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