As Smoky Robinson put it, to an extent, I second that emotion.
Anyone who is forced to use slugs on deer know they are effective, but diameter is larger of course, and expansion is not needed. #1 has merit when choosing small caliber expanding bullets. A solid .22 cal can be a slow killer. Bigger cal, less speed, hence the 338 Fed. damage.
Last edited by HawkI; 10/25/07.
