I'm no expert, but the 120 gr SST is the most lethal bullet I've used on hogs. The hogs have ranged from 110 lbs to 200 lbs. Every time I've shoot a hog with that bullet, they've gone down and didn't get up. I've never recovered a bullet from any of those kills. I've seen multiple exit wounds, broken bones and large wound channels compared to 110 gr Accubonds, 95 gr TTSX and 110 gr TSX bullets. I've read it retains about 85% of its weight. Some have reported the jacket separates from the core. TXLAWMAN swears by that bullet for eradicating hogs. He believes 110 to 120 gr bullets are the best for 6.8. He's said many times it's the best bullet for large hogs, and he's killed several thousand hogs. All of my shoots have been 150 yards or less. But I've read where people have used the 120 gr SST on Texas Aoudad rams over 400 yards.
Here's my 120 gr SST load for my 16" PSA 6.8 and 16" ARP Scout.
SSA Brass trimmed to 1.676
CCI 41 primer
27.4 to 27.5 grs of AA2200
120 SST
OAL 2.290 to 2.295
Group Size: .6 - 1" @100yds (my PSA 6.8 is the larger group).
Velocity is around 2480 FPS (from what I've read)
Here's my 120 gr SST load for my 16" PSA 6.8 and 16" ARP Scout.
SSA Brass trimmed to 1.676
CCI 41 primer
27.4 to 27.5 grs of AA2200
120 SST
OAL 2.290 to 2.295
Group Size: .6 - 1" @100yds (my PSA 6.8 is the larger group).
Velocity is around 2480 FPS (from what I've read)