Though I recommend these affordable bullets and have had great luck with them, there's one thing I don't like about them:
Occasional flyers due to inconsistent jacket thickness. It's not enough to matter within 150 yards. But it's enough to be a clear miss or a bad shot out at 300 yards, like what's commonly found here in treeless Alaska, caribou hunting.
If yall think a hunt might require a shot beyond 200 yards, double check the accuracy of your prvi handloads before you have to rely on them. We all know factory bullets can go sub par when machines, tools and dies go awry by a mere thousandth of an inch or a tenth of a grain.
