Just about any bullet designed for deer will work well. When looking for a dedicated antelope bullet I look for a higher BC as in most areas it will be windy during the hunting season. The medium to heavy bullets will have a higher BC and ruin less meat usually.
The Accubond and Interbond are a good compromise between expansion and minimal meat loss. Any bullet will be destructive if it hits the shoulder especially on the entry side. But many others will work well too. I would not hesitate to use a BT or a Hornaday Inter Locked as long as they are put in the right place the antelope will drop relatively quickly and meat loss should not be too bad.
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