I have NOT seen, touched, or shot the eldvt. I shot two bucks last year, and my rifle was used for a 3rd, with an 87gr VMAX out of a 6x45. My muzzle velocity is 2680ish. All three deer died and were recovered immediately. I would assume the eldvt would do fine/great on big game if you kept your impact velocity low. Looking at the cutaway, the front half of the bullet is just copper jacket. The vt g1 is .410 vs .400 for the vmax. With the hollow front, it would appear that it may be more “splashy” than the lead filled vmax.I have read, and our family used the 223 and TMK on 8 animals this year. I was specifically referring to the 6mm and the ELD VT as it is not heavy for caliber and flying faster than my short barreled 223. I am not arguing with it. I am genuinely curious how the "lighter" for caliber bullets do? Especially at closer ranges. I have spots i can shoot slightly over 400 yards but all of our animals last year were under 100 yes. Higher velocities can do goofy things. Not disputing, just learning and inquiring on a fast, light c
"Varmint" bullet at close ranges.