You have an obsolete understanding of "bullet failure."
No, wanting a bullet that reliably passes through the vitals of the animal and ideally gives you an exit wound is not obsolete. It's what those of use who use correctly design hunting bullets can expect every time.
You're just saying good bullet performance is obsolete because otherwise you'd have to admit the performance of Berger bullets is pathetic. You're flailing
He didn't say wanting that version of bullet performance was obsolete. He meant that defining as a failure anything other than that version was obsolete.
Thank you. As is usually the case, the guy who insists he's the smartest in the room is just the opposite. Reading comprehension, (and lack thereof) is tell-tale.
And one other thing. A bullet like a Berger hitting the shoulder of an antelope or small deer is different than the same bullet hitting the 18" vitals of an elk, as far as meat damage.
