I think I would pick a side and argue it, or even argue the validity of my experience more vehemently if I thought I could change anyone's thinking process. It really doesn't matter if I do or don't though. Some guys will never believe that a medium capacity 6mm is ideal for elk. Some guys will never believe that lightly constructed bullets are optimum for big game hunting. Some guys will never believe that 500 yds is a responsible distance to shoot big game. Hell, some guys believe a 30-06 is a 300yd max caliber for hunting. There are reasons why the above are true for some, and why they are false for others.
My next big thing is hunting with cast bullets. I realized it was time to either go more primitive or invest a lot more money in gear for the long-range thing. Who wants to argue ballistics gack about cast bullets? A whole new set of rules...
