After reading 20+ pages of this debate I recall the story of the 280 Ross. Back at the turn of the 20th Century, this was a highly touted round at high velocity. The problem was frangible bullets, not saying the Bergers are the same construction but similiar attributes, when used to stop DG charges, people ended up mauled and dead, as did the round.
You may have missed my post about the Berger smashing the near side shoulder of a bull elk and going on to shred the lungs and lodging in the skin on the far side. I'm not real sure how much more to expect from a bullet. But it is normal to resist change and the next new thing. Like them or not, Bergers are starting to get popular with hunters who want their quarry to take a quick dirt nap. Somebody had to try Partitions first too. PS, I do like "heavy for caliber" projectiles.
