Bigliar.....buy a damn $50 digital camera and post your pics...

Or you don't have any......Laffin'

I mean after all, somebody as RICH as you should be able to afford one.

And no, I am not wanting to exchange #'s with you.

.................Regarding the "hunting" VLDs, I had the same two-fold questions as you before I considered using them. So why not call Berger directly?

I called Berger. Suggest that you might do so as well.

Gets better all the time bigliar. Since you've explained that so clearly I'm amazed I haven't rushed out and bought the ticket. Doubly so, since you've promised to re-imburse the ticket cost. What a deal...You truly are one of the greatest jokes ever told.

bigsqueeze –

While I haven’t called Berger, I did trade several posts with one of the Berger people on a web site long since forgotten. The exchange really didn’t convince me to switch.

I agree they can be very effective and would even go as far as to say they may be one of the best for very long range hunting - but there are just too many reports and photos of results that are less than I expect of a hunting bullets at more typical ranges.

Loading a cartridge down to achieve proper bullet performance, as you suggest, seems counter-productive to me when the alternative is something like a North Fork that works from near (as close as 10 feet on a finisher without falling apart) to as far as I practice, which is 600 yards. So far I haven’t used TTSX or MRX on elk but on mule deer and antelope the results have been straight down in all but two cases and they didn’t go far – maybe 25 yards for one antelope and a few steps for another, all pass-thrus including front-to-back-and-out on a mulie at ~300+ yards and as close as 10 yards.

Respectfully, with regard to the OP, I still feel he will be better served with a Partition than a VLD.

....Yep! You have your big chance and oppty to prove to everyone,,,,THAT I AM THE BIGGEST JOKE EVER TOLD. But you`re going to have to come down here in order to prove it.