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...th 158gr JHP and JSP in both 4' and 6' revolvers. Haven't used lower bullet weights or lead bullets for this particular activity.
Dwayne Potter Austin, TX...
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i've dropped a lot of deer using 180 gr silvertips, although some might argue the 150 or 165 gr bullets are better for smaller-sized deer. i went for that round because my browning shoots t...
...ow experienced are you? You will want a heavy bullet with good penetration. 240, 250 Gr maybe even 300 Gr. bullets....
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We have a Black Diamond 50 cal & use the following:
- Hornady Sabots w/XTP Bullets - Hornady Sabots w/Nosler 44 cal HP...
...ing to begin loading .308 for target and hunting. I think I've found a good price on 165g Sierra BTSP bullets, now where can I find a good source for unprimed brass? How about powder recommendati...
...th it ranging from 400-700 yards. A very accurate gun with good killing power (especially with the varmint bullets that 'shrapnel' upon impact). Can't go wrong with a Remington 700 seri...
IMHO I would never use solid bullets on an animal. Hollow points also tend to ricochet less, they expend their energy when they hit. A shotgun with #4 buck is an excellent choice for close range coyot...
...dgun loads. Could not get any kind of consistent accuracy. Never did try it for shotgun.
Try some cast bullets that are lubed with an Alox/Beeswak mix for a great smelling gunsmoke. At least that ...
...s an 06 and to me it is just as good. The differences come into play at the higher bullet weights. 220 gr. bullets work well in the 06, not available for the 7mm. You cannot go wrong with either. Ammo...
...ould also suggest you look at the Detachable Magazine option...i wouldnt buy one without it.
as far as bullets i think the 180gr is the way to go. do you handload?....don't forget the Barnes ...
...ots a .243 Rem.VS tried it and never got much accuracy. He uses IMR4320 or IMR4064 and really light (60gr) bullets. I think his chronos at about 3600fps and I've seen him shoot 5 in one ragged ho...
...will take somewhat of a pounding. If he is going to hunt for white tails try and get the 130s or 150 grain bullets. The recoil is somewhat reduced but will effect accuracy in a recoil sensitive shoote...
...ff four wild rounds of a 30.06 at a running buck, all missed of course. He showed no concern for where his bullets ended up and his only regret was that he didn't get to fire off more!! So please...
...ch luck with used varmint rifles personnally. Plus the price and availability of ammunition (and brass and bullets if you reload) really helps a lot. The .223 is great out to 250 yds and beyond, espec...
...oss the boss is to loud in a magnum caliber i like it without it i am a average shooter and i almost put 2 bullets through the same hole i cant believe it i just sold my weatherby 7mm mag this brownin...
...d shots will plant them, but in my opinion they are iffy shots. The silvertip bullet works well as do most bullets of quality and proper construction. I prefer a more stoutly made bullet as they will ...
... Worked ok on smaller does; never tried it on a bigger deer.
Personally, I prefer 158 grain or heavier bullets, and because shot placement is critical with this, a sorta marginal caliber, a scoped...
..., figure 100 to 200 fps additional. This is nice but a far cry from the CHeetah numbers achieved with .224 bullets for obvious reasons. Given that the 260 is a standard chambering, the 260 CHeetah or ...
... The .308 is plenty for that, and even larger game. My friend uses a .308 for his elk rifle with 150 grain bullets. As for any other rifle recommendations, I think you could fill a book with rifles th...
...st destroy them. Last week I destroyed a beautiful 1877 Enfield in .57 cal Snider with 3 boxes of original bullets with the rolled copper cases. Gun shop owners are buying guns and rifles for only a f...
...use your .300 tame down the bullet size. If you can get a lighter bullet it would be better. I use 130 grn bullets and they are plenty for any antelope. Antelope are not that big. Your target zone est...
...can (and will) buy other stuff, but this will get you started. Oh, it doesn't include brass, primers, bullets, and powder, but every thing else.
I bought all my ...
...xstreamly useful as a varmiting handgun round, and exstreamly accurate in a T/C. It can be loaded with FMJ bullets and it is fine for small game. table fair
I have used the hornet for taking all k...
...essed with long range and try to substitute it for actual hunting skills. I meet too many that think their bullets are heat-seeking or laser-guided or something the way they shoot. A magnum centerfire...
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