Talking bullet selection with Dr.Kevin Robertson.

Talking North Fork bullets with Dr. Kevin Robertson, why is it important what bullet you use?
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Kevin Robertson was born in East London, South Africa, in 1956. He was educated at Selborne College and qualified as a veterinarian from Ondestepoort Veterinary Institute (part of the University of Pretoria in South Africa) in 1981. Kevin obtained his Zimbabwe professional hunters license in 1991 and soon became involved with the training of that country's learner professional hunters and guides. The idea of producing a set of anatomical diagrams to assist with correct shot placement was born from the game- animal dissections he conducted during these times for teaching purposes.
Kevin has combined his interests in veterinary medicine, firearms, practical ballistics, and bullet performance with his love of Africa's wildlife and its conservation to produce his bestsellers, Nyati, Africa's Most Dangerous, and now this totally revised edition of his original and most successful work, The Perfect Shot. He is also the author of It Shouldn't Happen, a humorous look at safari life.
Kevin is married to Catherine Phillips, an award-winning wildlife photographer; it is her photographs that appear throughout all of Kevin's books. The Robertsons now live in Namibia where Kevin is involved with the breeding of rare antelope species and the management of game and cattle ranches. Catherine continues with her passion for photography.
Time code
0:57 why bullets design is important?
2:15 because that called dangerous big game hunting
2:55 which one bullets fits to hunt Buffalo
7:30 reason for africans hunter going to choosing bigger caliber
8:21 CPS (Cup Point Solid)
9:15 SS ( Semi Spitzer, soft bullets) and trampoline effect
11:42 in the same Buffalo different calibers works different
12:45 secret - wound channel
13:50 heavy bullets = bigger penetration
14:03 sectional identify
14:30 you can not kill Buffalo with energy
15:42 PP ( percussion point) type of bullets what is specific?
17:40 why we ask before North Fork Bullets company to make a bullet with quick expansion?
19:18 right type of bullet to to hunt Lion and Leopard and other small game species animal
20:00 SS and PP choosing for different animal
20:36 which one type of bullet fits to Big Game africans hunt
23:40 recommendation calibers to Big Game africans hunt
25:20 Dr.Kevin´s Robertson recommendation to North Fork Technology company.
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Contact Dr.Kevin Robertson at [e-mail]
Have a nice day.
Best regards,
North Fork Technologies Team.

[@Motovlog865]

Kul att se!

[@northforkbullet]

Tack så mycket.

[@jackalpunisher726]

Hi just wanted to know if your guys make cup nose solids for the 458 caliber! In what grain

[@bradgoertz3930]

This interviewer is a professional hunter for sentences- let the guy finish saying three words- between the two overlapping accents fighting with each other it was hard to follow! Let the guest say four words at a time!

[@REDNECKROOTS]

I'd like to kno , did you guys rip off the federal terminal accent bullet design?? Or did federal rip off your design ?? Because your bullet and federal with the solid base and bonded lead nose are super similar

[@collinwhite7432]

North fork has been around for a long time before federal came put with the terminal ascent.

[@REDNECKROOTS]

@collinwhite7432 that's not what I asked. And that Don't answer my question. I wana kno who came up w the design 1st . Federal been around long time too nothing to do who thought of a design 1st

[@northforkbullet]

Hello,
We developed the SS in 1996. Federal developed the trophy bonded tipped (bonded lead core with solid shank cut with wide grooves) in 2008. Terminal ascent didn't come until 2020.
Best regards,
North Fork Technologies Team.