My whole point is many think the heavy RN bullets wont work at common ranges, reserving them for brush country only, but I feel they have their place, as many other bullet designs. If I were shooting ultra long shots in open country, Bergers and Amax's would be top picks, as well as Accubonds.
If you use Bergers in all situations, I am confident you do well and know where to shoot. It's a subjective choice that I pick and choose certain bullets for various applications. Others just use one and stick w/it.
I'd no more want to shoot an animal w/a VLD type bullet at 50 yds at Magnum velocities in the shoulder or from a rear angle, than I would want to poke one w/a heavy roundnose at 700 yds.
No doubt, much is minutia, when one places their shot thru vitals. Many ways to accomplish that objective.
