Jack O'Connor once wrote that in his younger days, he often loaded 150 and 170 .30-30 bullets in his .30-06, at .30-06 velocities. He said they were great and sudden killers of Arizona mule deer.
I would be inclined to pick broadside shots personally, were I loading those bullets....
Sounds like a risky proposition to me, I'm sure they work great that way as long as the shot is perfect, although I'd hate to see what would happen if someone hit a shoulder on accident with that type of load.
