With the large number of hunters moving to "better" bullets and discovering that they're really not that much more expensive as long as most of the "off hand" practice can be done with regular bullets, it's surprising that the transition is taking so long.

Hornady and Nosler both started introducing bonded bullets at about the same time and Speer has had their Grand Slam offering out for many years. I personally don't want to hunt with less bullet than is reasonably available and just have to wonder.....WHERE IS SIERRA IN THIS?

Do they think they can survive without an offering in the premium line?..I've seen their adds claiming their gameking to be fully equivalent to the bonded bullets and Sierra ain't gonna pull my leg...not this time...These guys better wake up or the world is gonna pass them bye!!!

This mentality is the old "my product is good enough" thinking that has been used by International Harvestor, Minneapolis Moline, Studebaker, Redfield,.....etc...

Hornady is going the right direction but they still don't convince me that they're offering the dangerous game bullets I'll buy for my next hunt.

My hat is off to Northfork, Barnes, Nosler, Swift, Woodleigh, and Speer for offering us a choice of extremely fine bullets for hunting things over 200 pounds.