I've found the Bergers tend to be accurate with good load work-up.   For deer size and smaller thin skinned game I don't have a problem with Bergers or some of the other thin jacketed non bonded cup and core bullets, and while if hit center mass heart/lung area any of these can make spectacular one shot kills even on larger animals,  BUT and this is a big BUT,  a bad  hit especially a large animal any of these bullets can and do come apart,  that's what Bergers are made to do come apart.  If that's what you need then it's a good thing,  if that's what you don't need that's a bad thing.  I flat won't use them on elk or larger I want a bullet to drive deep braking everything in it's path.  A point could be made given enough bullet weight any bullet can work just  look at pure lead muzzle loader bullets they can drive deep and do a lot of damage, same could be said using a 300 /350 grain thinner jacketed pure lead core bullet in a 458 win mag it will definitely drop any elk at closer ranges that's just the nature of this type of bullet,  big, heavy weight  and ballistically challenged.  Small dia  lightweight super velocity cup and core bullets tends to stress bullet design,  that's just a plain fact.

Feeling a little bit better about how the Cowboys and JJ handled the kneeling situation Sunday.No Cowboy kneeled during the Anthem.All Cowboys kneeled before the Anthem showing the team solidarity.All stood for the Anthem

I still believe that anytime during a FB game is not the time to take your fight about something, political or personal,There are plenty of other times and places to do so.

Quote from: cacsrx1 on September 21, 2016, 09:41:32 AM

My 6.5 Accumark hates the Lrx's......1.5" at 100.
Without much work I have the 140 VLds under an inch and the 143 Hornady Eld-x in the .3's at 3425 fps.
BEST out of the box gun I own.

what powder are you using with those two bullets ?