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I've found a few boxes of 150gr amax for 30cal at $26-100 These ok for deer? Jackets look a bit thin.
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A-max is not a hunting bullet. It was made for bench rest shooters. With that being said I do know people that use the 168gr in there 308 for deer hunting. I never would but that's me.
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From the Hornady manual, third paragraph, middle of page, last sentence:
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A picture of words, worth far more than 1000....
I love that last sentence.... I see a new sig line coming...
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155 Amax's work great on deer. Anything you would use a Ballistic Tip on the Amax is appropriate for.
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