I've killed several deer and an awful lot of hogs with the 250 grain SST/Shockwave.

Over90 percent of my SST/Shockwave kills have been bang flops. Every animal was recovered. Sometimes theyexit and sometimes they do not. Not to matter:Put the bullet in the right place and it will do its job.

The SST/Shockwave is one of the most popular bullets out there. Some of the same folks who are now saying thatthe regular Shockwaves do not expand were formerly saying that they come apart and do not penetrate.

Barnes muzzleloading bullets have a Cabela'srating of 86 percent with 66 reviews.

How would your favorite bullet make out in a Cabela's customer survey?

Anyone can go to the Cabela's website and cherrypick some adverse ratings comments to support his supposition that Shockwaves do not expand on deer sized game. Politicians in DC do this kind of stuff.

The vast majority of SST/Shockwave users are happy with that bullet.

Hornady SST bullets have a rating of 92% with 37 reviews. 92 percent of 37 US citizens cannot agree that the moon comes up at night.

T/C Shockwaves have a rating of 84 percent with 63 reviews.

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Shockwave Superglides has a rating of 88 percent with 63 reviews.

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Bonded Shockwavebullets do not have a good rating because THEY DO NOT expand on deer sized game. Bonded Shockwaves were T/Cs answer to the folks who claimed that the Shockwave fragmented and did not exit deer sized game. Read the comments on this one. Some guy lost two deer because he shot them wrong and/or did not look for his wounded deer.