Getting a lot of feedback on the 150 grain Mega here, but only a little bit of positive info on the bullet I'm asking about (Thanks Tam and Border). So, thanks to the wonder that is google translate I went raking around some Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German and Polish websites. The first and most striking thing I have noticed is the absolutely universal approval of this bullet in terms of phenomenal accuracy. I have also derived from here but more from those other places that this bullet is really intended for the big stuff, ie. heavy Elk (ie. Scandi Moose) and heavy wild boar. On the correct quarry it has a very good reputation but on lesser game it may not get time to expand enough to give quick kills or great blood trails. As it is not a true bonded core bullet it is prone to the normal vagaries in performance that arise when bone is hit, i.e. cup and core meets bone and pretty much all bets are off as far as consistency is concerned in terms of predicting what happens next, with weird slippages of cores and explosions of bone etc, etc, but why would I expect anything else? The point is, I want an accurate, low cost, big game bullet for my .30-06 and the word is, the 185 Mega is indeed all of that. I'll let you know how it works out later but for the moment my confidence of what to reasonably expect is high and nothing the nay-sayers have said here concerns me unduly. I note no-one who has written on this thread, so far, has actually used the bullet I asked about on the game I asked about, but thanks all the same for your input. Incidentally, for deer and lighter game and vermin I already use the 150 grain Hornady Interlocks at both 308 win muzzle velocities and at full chat from my .30-06 and find they work very well, providing I exercise discretion in which spec I use for which quarry. The top velocity version does a lot of carcase damage and drops vermin on the spot but the 200-250 fps slower MV load is spot on for Roe, Sika and Red with plenty expansion and penetration for clean kills. I will be taking some of these rounds with me, on my trip, too.