Originally Posted by PPD7800

Fact yes but a hard fast 100% absolute rule, no. I guess I should have elaborated, my fault I hate typing. When I was shooting this bonded ammo at distance that particular day I was also shooting my standard Hornady 168g TAP that gives me sub-MOA at 500 yards with no issues. When I started to shoot the bonded and my spotter was calling all 5 of the shots all over the place I instantly thought what the heck happened to my gun. I thought some thing had come loose. So I got my tools out and did a quick check everything was still set to the proper specs. So I tried again with same results the rounds staying consistent of minuet of truck. So I grabbed a box of my TAP and put 5 in the X. Don’t think it was gun or me and the bonded was also a 168g pill.

So as a result any bullet I shoot for hunting purposes I not only shoot for accuracy at 100 yards but at the maximum distance I believe I will need to shoot at in the field just to verify the accuracy. I think those are the actions of a responsible and ethical hunter. Wouldn’t you agree?