Home Forums Hunting & Shooting General Big Game What compares to the Bitterroot Bonded bullets?

For all those that may be concerned about the rear bulge on AFs that tucks up behind the mushroom, don't be.
From my understanding of physics, it in effect, moves the bullets CoG forward thus contributing to increased
stability in target.

A sphere does not fly as well as centrefire hunting bullets, but a sphere also cannot yaw or tumble like a centrefire hunting bullet,
hence a soft point deforming AF style, to become more spherical with the associated shift in CoG, means less chance of tumbling
in target.
But of course we prefer not to have the detrimental nature of a spherical forms propensity for deflection. The AF below seems
to well address that issue, by delivering a healthy meplat area.