Good size hole in that Roe buck.I use interlocks in my .243 they don't normally exit on deer.Haven't used Accubonds or Interbonds yet, have heard good things about them.Have you tried any other Norma bullets? I used Norma Vulkan 170gr 7mm mag on a wild bull hunt worked well.How big do the boars get in germany?

Konst if go to big game hunting forum of this site and look for "180 Accubond my experince" posted by Fergus Bailey he is using them on pigs in aussie,may be helpful.

Silverblixt is swedish for silver lightning.

If the Silverblixt can reach the vital organs i think it will kill faster than a more hard bullet, but in some FEW cases it CAN break up totally. For example if you hit a hard bone.



There are two different Sako Hammerheads. The old one wich is called Sako Hammerhead i guess your father use, is a bonded core bullet. I think the bonding is not so good as in more expensive bullets.It's a round nose bullet.

I recently read a test of 9.3x62 bullets and S.H. performed just as good as Norma Oryx. In the test they used first one wet and then one dry telephonebook and then wet books.Retained weight for both bullets were 80% and 18mm diameter for both. Well, i didn't know S.H. was so good.I have heard mixed reports earlier most about cal 30 bullets. Perhaps they have improved or perhaps cal.30 S.H. are not so good?



Sako Super Hammerhead is Sakos other bullet. It is a spitzer bullet with no seeing lead tip.It has BT and it is bonded. This bullet has been improved since it first came to the market. So now it is a bonded premium bullet perhaps in the same class as Nosler Accubond? I think except for the tip they have very much in common.



Mega has a very good reputation.Perhaps the best standard bullet on the market today?

By saying standard bullet i mean; not partion, not bonded,not solid like Barnes-X and not semi-solid like Trophy Bonded. Those i will call premium bullets or really controlled expansion bullets.