CouesKelly
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7 PRC 175gr Hornady ELDX. Just need to draw a tag
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I asked. Retumbo. Warm load. mtmuleyWas that with R26?
Sometimes when I'm on the road and forgot my coffee on the kitchen counter, I call Steve...Steve used to have a .338 Lapua IMP that shot 200 grain Accubonds at astonishing velocities. This was way before Hammers started. mtmuley
257 Weatherby, 120 gr partitions @3375 fpsWe are now 3 months deep into 2024, so high time to stop debating in the past. Time to look to
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What’s the plan for this fall?
Haha… I used a nick name for a pheasant and the Moms for liberty censored me!Didn’t draw in Arizona, the switchback xt and 125 Magnus’s can collect dust another year…
Knight MK-85 with .54 cal 580 gr Parker Hydra-cons,(If bore size is mandated…. ie-Colorado)If not probably the .50 cal MK-85 with the sabot and the 300 gr Pittman bullet.
Or the .338 win mag with 225 gr Partitions.
If it’s cow tag(applied for one in Wyoming and may apply for a late one in Colorado) the .280 REM with 140 E-tips or the .300 Weatherby with 180 partitions or TTSX’s might get the call.
I probably won’t draw shit and I’ll be stomping around with #7 1/2s in the 28 gauge hoping for a Hun or a @#)(# and then fat January doves in the North Carolina sunflower patch.
My Sako .300 win mag loves 180 Accubonds. Might also use the Sako .300 win mag with 180 Accubonds.
Save yourself some money. If the rifle will shoot Winchester 180 gr Powerpoints, they kill elk just fine… several for me from 100 yards to 437 yards.I'm not sure what bullet but it will be coming out of a .300wm. Somebody spend my money. Factory ammo.
Used them on deer with no problems.Save yourself some money. If the rifle will shoot Winchester 180 gr Powerpoints, they kill elk just fine… several for me from 100 yards to 437 yards.
Don't bother, there may not be anything there but dirt.He used the tipped version. We were in a hurry to get the bull quartered up so didn't look for bullets. I'm gonna hike back in there and dig around for them when the snow allows access. mtmuley