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Looking at the ballistic stats between the factory 170 grn. loads and the Buffalo Bore 190 grn. loads at similar velocity, it would seem clear the advantage for larger game lies with the 190 grn. loading (given proper bullet construction). However the question of whether the Buffalo Bore loadings may be more taxing on your forearm seems legitimate (we need presure info to properly evaluate this).

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