Originally Posted By: Jack RobertsAccording to Nosler the 150 BT is designed as a big game bullet. It should work just fine.
In the smaller calibers the BTs are mostly varmint bullets but in the larger calibers they are mostly big game bullets.
Jack
Alright. Thank you. I have read both ways. That they are designed for big game and that they are not designed well for big game. I just want to make sure that I am loading a bullet that is going to work the best on big game.
So the accubond, the copper jacket is bonded to the lead core?
What about the ballistic tip? (Is the copper jacket just thicker than the smaller Ballistic tip bullets) No bonding of core and jacket?
I have read that the ballistic tip bullets can seperate, the jacket from the core, that they do not retain as much weight, and that they do not consistently leave as good of blood trail.
Now I am not saying that this is true, nor do I have any first hand experience of any of the pre-mentioned problems. I am just looking for information from people in the know.
Thanks to everyone for there opinions and information.