Why be more concerned with what a bullet was originally designed to do than what it actually does ?
Now, that's a quotable...
DF
In thinking about this, how many bullets have you guys seen that don't preform as they were designed?
I wasn't thinking in that direction. The example I had in mind was the 168 VLD, designed as a target bullet, which doesn't affect the fact that it has been a fine deer bullet for 308 Winchester.
Maybe Nosler didn't think the original Ballistic Tips would expand so easily.
