I'm sure this topic has come up before, in fact I have already posted a similiar thread, but I still have a question.
If .223 is considered powerful enough to eliminate a 150-200lb human, why is it considered uneffective on a 150-200lb deer?
If the problem is lack of powder, I would imagine that reloading or specialty ammo. (Buffalo Bore or similiar) could solve such a problem.
It seems to me that a .223'' diameter would put a big enough hole in a deer if it had enough powder.
Gents, please enlighten me!
Thanks,
~Sierra
If .223 is considered powerful enough to eliminate a 150-200lb human, why is it considered uneffective on a 150-200lb deer?
If the problem is lack of powder, I would imagine that reloading or specialty ammo. (Buffalo Bore or similiar) could solve such a problem.
It seems to me that a .223'' diameter would put a big enough hole in a deer if it had enough powder.
Gents, please enlighten me!
Thanks,
~Sierra