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Asserts that the excellence of modern hunting bullets has reduced the hunter's need for clavicle-cracking cartridges.

The article evaluates the bullet .338 Win. Mag.

The article focuses on the superb balance of hunting bullets in the U.S. It notes the integration of bullet technology breakthroughs in the creation of hunting bullets. It examines the functionality and dependability of the Nosler Partition bullets which prevailed during the 1940s. Furthermore, it also explores the specifications of the homogeneous construction bullets by Barnes Bullets.

The article offers suggestions for pronghorn antelope hunting. It recommends taking advantage of the topography to get to less than 200 yards of the animal. It states that the .25/06 is the best gun for antelope hunting and to use quick-expanding bullets. It advises that since goats have excellent vision, the spotting scope with 8X-10X top magnification and a 10X binocular may be used.

The article evaluates two hunting equipments, the E.R. Shaw Mark VII hunting rifle from ER Shaw Barrels and the Federal Vital-Shok Trophy Bonded Tip hunting bullets from Trophy Bonded.