The stretch you're observing from these Phillips bullets and the permanent cavity left in its wake, bears no resemblance to those caused by rifle service rounds, much less expanding rifle rounds.
Nobody said it does. Why would you think anyone here thinks that?
The mention of Lehigh's sub 2000 fps stretch cavity was raised...
Seems like high speed photography shows a stretch channel forming at well under 2000 fps impact velocity.
This is not to imply Lott doesn't know the difference. But people do google their way into these discussions and l felt compelled to underscore the distinction.
