Anschutz
Lil-Rokslider
In open country, I don't care so much. In thick woods, like what I grew up hunting with a .243, that exit hole makes tracking a heck of a lot easier, especially if shot from a treestand where the exit hole will be lower on the animal. Granted, both animals I've shot in open terrain (Alaskan Caribou), dropped where they stood.I no longer let my mind associate the lack of an exit wound with a lack of penetration. Lungs are not dense. Bone is, and hide is very elastic. So long as I can expect heavy damage to vitals I don’t necessarily care about an exit wound.