Last couple of COVID seasons when Partitions and bonded bullets were not to be found, I turned to the new-to-me ELD-X.
It was an exercise in patience. Broadside only, waiting for the near-side leg to take a step, then firing.
After 4 elk that way, I still don't know if I'd use that bullet on about any shot angle, or deliberately on bone. Just haven't heard enough from others how well that bullet holds together.
In any case, now I can get my hands on any number of bonded bullets, so I guess it don't matter...
It's you and the bullet, and all the rest is secondary.
