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<blockquote data-quote="espringers" data-source="post: 355228" data-attributes="member: 816"><p>serious question cause you folks seem to have way more experience than me with bullets: other than the potential for lead in the meat (which at one deer a year these days isn't much of an issue for me), is there a reason to not use old fashioned soft points? </p><p></p><p>like most on here, i killed multiple deer a year in the hay days of unlimited tags, a couple/year when i was getting a rez tag to compliment my ND tags for a few years after the hay days and at least 1/year for the last 22 or so years since i finished college and started hunting again. .243, 6.5 and 308. i venture they have all been lead tipped bullets that i can remember and i've never complained about their ability to kill. and the ones i find that don't exit look about as i would expect an expanding bullet to look like minus the pretty petals i see on those copper ones. maybe not as good a BC as others?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="espringers, post: 355228, member: 816"] serious question cause you folks seem to have way more experience than me with bullets: other than the potential for lead in the meat (which at one deer a year these days isn't much of an issue for me), is there a reason to not use old fashioned soft points? like most on here, i killed multiple deer a year in the hay days of unlimited tags, a couple/year when i was getting a rez tag to compliment my ND tags for a few years after the hay days and at least 1/year for the last 22 or so years since i finished college and started hunting again. .243, 6.5 and 308. i venture they have all been lead tipped bullets that i can remember and i've never complained about their ability to kill. and the ones i find that don't exit look about as i would expect an expanding bullet to look like minus the pretty petals i see on those copper ones. maybe not as good a BC as others? [/QUOTE]
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