35. Bullet Ballistics: A Hunters Guide 

Whomever said 7mag sucks bite me. Any 7mm is the cats meow. Long live any 7mm.😂❤

Great podcast we need more of this content very interesting.

this needs more traction. i have had to dissertate SO MUCH info from forums to basically get 75% of whats been said so far at 52min in, i wish i heard this episode sooner. Most people dont have the attention span to soak all of this in, but its like crack to me. nerded out!

10% ballistic gel is for Handguns. Dont know why 20% isn't used for rifles more. 20% better for rifles.

I can’t believe how hard it is for most people to grasp this concept

before i bought a .243, 6.5cm, and .308, i bought 77gr TMK to load for a 20" .223 wylde upper. I was confident it had enough knock down for a 150-200yd shot from everything i read from people who used it on whitetail... 800yds, 3xx ftlbs of energy and 1300fps and it creates a water bottle hole... WOW. that takes everything i ever knew and flip it on its head!

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I agree. I must have missed it. Who is talking and how did he learn all this information?

Ive had eldm fail at closevrange quartering away only got 6inches if that . Half mile chase. There good most the time. But bonded always punch fi me. Blood spraying everyware both sides. I like bonded

ok, large for caliber maximization, while smaller caliber. 77gr .223 TMK, the bees knees there. how about .243 & 6.5CM? 6.5 gets a little slower than .243 with a 20" barrel. Lets assume factory ammo only. Are you picking that 95gr BT .243 or something in the 100gr variety, like a commonly available softpoint? in the 6.5, is it a 140-147 SST, ELDM, or TMK?

How about the grizz. What’s the best caliber rifle and pistol.

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To say energy doesn't matter is scientifically false. It might not matter to the degree that some may think, but it definitely matters. Energy is a measure of somethings potential to do work. Without it nothing happens.

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