Just one more comment.. We picked up our meat on Fri.. I had written to Mule Deer about the possibility of the Accubonds coming apart in the shoulder of the elk.. There was a soft ball size hole in the rib cage where one entered after hitting the shoulder, and a baseball size hole where the second hit after entering the shoulder.. I wondered if the bullets broke up with holes that size..
Mule Deer said that bone fragments could have produced that type of wound.. He was spot on.. We found the two Accubonds in the off side prefectly expanded.. 200 grain bullets weighted 93 gr. and 123 gr. Excellent performance..MD thanks for your help..
