MPBR is aiming dead center, and relying on the bullet to enter any where inside the given target’s diameter, even at the edges.
The way I described allows for the shooter to place the bullet dead center on every shot, which allows for flinching, wind, etc., not around the edges at the extremes of the trajectory and risking a wounded animal getting away.
My posting addressed utilizing the knowing dimensions of an animal’s body cavity, and utilizing that for different POA to ensure POI in the “center” of the boiler room, not around the edges, while knowing the trajectory of the bullet at varied yardages.
It is really no different than using various reticles, like B& C or Mil Dot, to accomplish the same, center boiler room impact for a humane kill.
I’d encourage you to re-read to fully understand, instead of altering / misinterpreting what was written, so others are not confused.
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