That's the one i used to use in 30/06. They always did a great job for me. Would leave a good hole. I would still use them, but they are hard to find around here.Quote:
Originally Posted by strmwalker
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That's the one i used to use in 30/06. They always did a great job for me. Would leave a good hole. I would still use them, but they are hard to find around here.Quote:
Originally Posted by strmwalker
180 gr. core lox in 30.06.Usually hunt the thick stuff and don't get too many wide open shots.
The bonded cores like the Accubond will do a good job of expanding up close. But I still like the Remingtons.. I like a big hole going in, and a bigger one coming out. Can't track and find one without the blood trail. Most times it will be a bang flop. I hate to lose one, just makes me sick.
That's exactly what I shoot in my 270. The Federal Premium with the Sierra BTSP. My gun really shoots them well.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScottV
If I continue using the 270 WSM where I'm hunting now, I'll be using a heavier round nose bullet. The 130 grain polymer bullet is designed for long range accuracy instead of short range bullet expansion.
Did you find the deer?
NEVER MIND. I hate it for ya.
BingoQuote:
Originally Posted by ScottV
Yea, he had gone about 100 yards in a pine thicket. My buddy and I had walked all over him last night without seeing him. He wasn't dropping blood so tracking him was not an option. It wasn't cold enough last night so I just left him laying there.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine
CORELOCKS/ POWERPOINTS FOR NORMAL RANGE . PLENTY BAD . JMO .:twocents
Winchester supreme ballistic silver tips are the best bullets made in my opinion. Not sure about the accubond never had any but won't be trying them now