Shooting a big game with target-type bullets generates a lot of controversy.

From that we can conclude that such bullets actually do have a place in the hunting world and in fact,

because there are so many passionate supporters of the practice

such bullets excel in certain situations on the line with me today is Aaron Davidson

founder and owner of gunworks and a man that has more experience shooting big game

with match type bullets than any other 10 men in my experience.

Welcome, Aaron, and thank you for coming on the show today.

Glad to be here, Joseph. This is a topic that I'm really interested in and I've spent a lot of time studying.

Well that's why you're exactly the right man to address this with us and I really

appreciate that.

Listeners, as many as you know, Gunworks as a company and Mr Davidson himself as a man have contributed

more to the evolution of precision hunting rifles, long-range shooting skills in the of in my opinion, any other forces at work in the industry.

So yeah, Aaron, I really appreciate your expertise and your willingness to share your experience

and knowledge here.

And we're going to unpack this concept and the practical application of shooting big game with

match bullets. I think Aaron's going to start with a definition of success to kind of set the scene here and then we'll dive into a bunch of related topics such as, you know, why target type bullets can be ideal for hunting suitable types, brands, models, characteristics

unique to each how to choose the right one based on those characteristics in your needs,

what to expect from each type, shot placement

with each type.

And then, of course, some impact velocity windows

applicable to target type bullets, scenarios and shot angles to look for and to avoid and so forth.

So Aaron, let's kick it over to you and yeah rock and roll my friend.

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