Interlock!
It is inexpensive (no need to spend more) and has a wide range of operating velocities. Some bullets operate as well at the low end of speed, some work well at high end of speed. If you go way high you probably should look at the premium bullets - I'm not sure why anyone would need to do this though.
I've had a manufacturer's bullets blow up and not penetrate through a doe's shoulder (and not at high velocities either (30-06)) and another manufacturer's bullet not expand at all (this with velocity close to 3,000 fps (6mm)). Neither one is good for deer. I'll never use either for deer again.
Never had an issue with Hornady Interlock.
I'll be using Hornady Interlock on deer, elk, and antelope this year, if I get the appropriate licenses. So far I have an elk license and am hoping for others.
Last edited by Bugger; 05/16/16.
