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Using an Accubond instead of an SST or a Pro Hunter wouldn't have prevented any of those animals being lost.ĭifferent if you are shooting buffalo, but deer? You don't need a bonded bullet for deer. The only game I ever lost was because I didn't place the bullet in the right spot.

In thousands of head of game - mostly feral pigs including a good number of big ones - I have used 99% non bonded, non premium bullets. I just don't get the obsession with recovering core and jacket together. He done a 180 and my next bullet hit him in the left azz cheek and exited between his neck and right front shoulder.ĭifferent lots of bullets do things differently I guess. He ran through a finger of woods and stopped at about 60 yards quartered to me when I shot at him the first time. I used the same bullet but loaded with 60.0 grains of H4831 on the biggest body whitetail I have ever killed. People don't have any problem with using this bullet, as it does what it is marketed to do. Now Berger markets their hunting VLD as a bullet that won't hold together. Used within the design parameters of the bullet you'll not have any problem killing game with a Sierra.

No jacket found in the offside hide, took out the heart and both lungs. Shot my biggest bodied mule deer at 560 yards with a 130 grain SGK, complete pass through. Will the bullet have a jacket and core separation, probably but then again your expecting it to perform as a bonded bullet.Īs far as Sierra bullets not holding together at long range, I haven't had a problem. However you push a 180 grain Sierra GK and 28-2900 FPS MV and you can go bust the shoulders on the biggest elk without much fuss. If you for example, push a SGK 150 grain bullet at 3200 FPS MV your going to be sorely disappointed in its performance on game. Still when you push Sierras past that speed you will usually kill the animal quite dramatically. This does mean that when using a 'standard' cup and core bullet you should probably limit the velocity of your bullet if you want it to work correctly. However, you still left out the middle of my post where I stated use heavy bullets in magnums, medium weight in standard cartridges, and light weight bullets for varmints and all is well with the Sierra bullets. Yet you need to bitch about it when it doesn't. My problem with you and everyone like you is that you expect Sierra to perform like a bonded, partitioned, or mono metal bullet for the fraction of the price. Correct me if I misunderstand.įirst off I was talking about Sierra bullets since that was what the OP's question was about, and you just assumed I was talking about every hunting bullet. IMO the gist of your post says all we need to do is limit our velocity to 2800 fps. People just tend to forget that animals still wind up dead with a MV of 2800 fps or less. It wasn't until everybody started needing a MV above 3K fps to kill stuff the real complaining about Sierra bullets started. Single biggest reason Hornady's and Noslers get the lion share of my use.Yes Sierras are very accurate and if your gun won't group them ,you got gun problems period. Make sure you get the vitals before bigger bones are hit. They will ask you ' Did the deer die?' and you say well yeah and the smartass tech will say 'so how did it fail?'.When I use Sierras of any weight or caliber on game IT's double lung shots or rib area entry only. You call their tech line and tell them it didn't exit and the jacket was under the hide(it came apart). You shoot a deer with one and it dies quick if you get the vitals before it blows up on a leg bone. Couple that with a very large percentage of their sales going to military and target applications and they probably don't feel they need to make any changes.and they probably don't feel justified in the cost for more equipment. 270 WSM's or Roys.įrom what I have gathered, Sierra has a pretty high view of themselves and they see no need to improve on their designs. I'm surprised Sierra doesn't design 130 Gamekings to stand up to. This year with Ballistic Tips, which are also real accurate. 270 #1 this year, again with a hefty charge of R22. A shoulder hit might have been a big problem, though. A failure? dunno, the deer sure never knew what hit him. The lungs were soup, and the heart pretty much fell out of the chest. I guess the core & jacket separated, and then the core blew up. Neither shoulder hit, though IIRC some ribs were hit going in. I found the jacket of the bullet just under the hide, in front of the far shoulder. The deer stood straight up in the air on his hind legs, and then flopped and never twitched again. The deer was quartering away at about 100 yards, and it hit him just about perfect, behind the near shoulder. The charge was a generous helping of Rel 22, and it had a MV over 3100 fps. I once launched a 130gr Gameking out of a.