Well if thats the theory, then I guess that shooting an elk or deer with an arrow with a field tip ok? I mean it'll pass right through and be accurate.Right!

Doesn't anybody shoot barnes bullets on this sight? I shoot a barnes out of my .300wthby,.338ultramag,, .257wthby and my .375. So i'm shooting them out of my encore. Their new bullet design hase a smaller nose and a boattail. I haven't droped one into an animal yet, but I will in Feb in Texas and i'm positive that it will be devestating!!! I had a few friends shoot elk with the powerbelt and they got complete pass throughs but no expansion. The barnes will EXPAND!
Thanks for all of yalls input, keep it coming!

I've used the Barnes bullets for years in my muzzleloader. I think they are Knight branded and called 'red hot' bullets.

I use 3 pyrodex pellets and the 180 bullet. Puts a big big hole in deer out to 188 yards.

Now figure this out: I'm 3" high at 100 yards, and 5" high at 200! I never would have thought the bullet would still be climbing from a muzzleloader.???

That's impressive Doc, but hard to understand when compared to Knight's ballistic chart. They also don't show a 180gr Red Hot, only 175 and 195. They show a 180gr but it is a lead bullet, not a Red Hot. ????

http://images.ebsco.com/pob/knightrifles/catalog/BALLISTICCHART2004.htm

Here is a picture of the package that I buy:

It is the smaller hollow pt. bullets on the right.