it's very interesting too that so many people use and really like the 120g Pro Hunter. No doubt it shoots really well in several of our rifles, and I had considered it for my daughter's swede but I had 'heard' rumor it was too soft. May try that next, thanks
Here's a post i made back in 2012 on the 120gr Pro Hunter. Rest assured, the Pro Hunter isn't soft at all. As i stated in my earlier post we've only recovered a couple of these bullets and they were lodged under the skin on the exit side after going through both shoulders and were in a nice mushroom, looked like a bullet from a Sierra ad.
https://forum.nosler.com/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=28223My daughter started out with this bullet at age 8 with a model 7 .260 and harvested several deer with it. She's now 20 and has a model 700 260 and is using the same Sierra Pro Hunters that she started out with at age 8 and has taken quite a few deer with this bullet. She's never shot anything but the 120gr Pro Hunter in her .260 with excellent results on deer and you'd have a hard time trying to convince her to try something else. Mike
