each of us has learned from experience,
higher velocity fast-expanding projectiles don,t tend to penetrate nearly as well as the heavier jacketed soft point or hard cast bullets
personally I prefer hard cast bullets at moderate velocities, mostly I use a 44 mag revolver,
but I certainly see nothing wrong in use of a rifle in any caliber you prefer,
the skill required assumes you both understand the games anatomy and your weapon of choices limitations,
I used a 375 H&H, 45/70, 30/06 , 358 win, and 340 wby to hunt elk for 4 decades,
I also use a 44 mag revolver and a bow on several dozen out of state hunts
provided you master the skills required a 44 mag revolver like a lee 310 grain in my 44 mag, that will leave exit wound in most cases,
that does not make it an inferior choice.
you should not be shooting if theres anything potentially in danger beyond your intended target
know your games anatomy and master your weapon of choice.
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