Do so well? You seen enuff elk drop from each of those rounds to say that? I' ll tell you stories that will make yer skin craw ' bout some of those rounds loaded wrong fer wapiti. An' why make trajectory the prime factor in choosin' a bullet to take down a mighty animal like wapiti? You goin' poppin' off at 500 yards? If so, you ain' t huntin' , not by my book anyhoo. At reasonable huntin' ranges a 180 won' t make a hill of beans differnce in trajectory. I seen plenty of fellers who ain' t shot ' cept at shootin' ranges an' ain' t got any learnin' cept what magazines tell ' em. They' re the ones allasy lookin' for a rest when a bull shows up at 30 yards or cain' t see a herd of elk crossin' a hill at daybreak no matter how I point it out to ' em. Wapiti is a tuff-ass animal who don' t jus' lay down an die when he sees blaze orange. You gotta poke him straight thru both shoulders to anchor him, an' while yer bullet is well-designed, there' s much better choices in that caliber an' " trajectory" jus' ain' t a prime consideration.