10 Questions
What are the two types of bullets compared in the text?
Hornady SST and ELD-X
Which bullet provided tighter groups and less recoil?
ELD-X
What caliber is the author using?
270 WIN
What animals did the author shoot with the ELD-X bullet?
Elk, Deer, and Antelope
Did the bullet pass through the animals or fragment upon impact?
It passed through the animals
What was the process called that led to the unification of Germany?
The process was called the unification of Germany.
When did the unification of Germany begin?
The unification of Germany began on August 18, 1866.
Which country dominated the North German Confederation?
Prussia dominated the North German Confederation.
When was the German Empire proclaimed?
The German Empire was proclaimed on January 18, 1871.
How many member states did the German Empire have?
The German Empire had 25 member states.
Study Notes
Hunting Experience with SST and ELD-X
- The author compared Hornady SST and ELD-X bullets at the range, finding that ELD-X produced tighter groups and less recoil.
- The author settled on ELD-X for hunting, using it with a 270 WIN rifle.
- Successful hunts with ELD-X include:
- Elk at 300m
- Deer at 100-300m ranges
- Antelope at 150m, 250m, and 500m
Bullet Performance
- ELD-X bullets produced complete pass-throughs, with exit holes about the size of a golf ball.
- When shots were not perfect and hit a shoulder, some bullet fragments were found.
- ELD-X bullets dropped animals quickly.
German Unification
The Concept of Lesser Germany
- The unification of Germany was a process of building a nation-state for Germans with federal features.
- The concept of Lesser Germany excluded Habsburgs' multi-ethnic Austria or its German-speaking part.
North German Confederation
- The process began on 18 August 1866 with the adoption of the North German Confederation Treaty.
- The treaty established a military alliance dominated by Prussia.
- The North German Constitution was later adopted, deepening the alliance.
Proclamation of the German Empire
- Most south German states joined the North German Confederation, leading to the ceremonial proclamation of the German Empire on 18 January 1871.
- The German Empire, also known as the German Reich, had 25 member states and was led by the Kingdom of Prussia of Hohenzollerns.
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