Mixed lot of 7mm-08 ammo

[Nunyacreek]

I've been buying a bunch of 7mm-08 ammo to find one my rifle shoots. Well I found it so if anyone else would like a bunch to try here's your chance. I am in Helena, it's easiest to deliver it though I presume it's sendable by UPS.
Buy it all ill make you a good deal. All are in the original boxes and include all the brass, I've indicated the # unfired rounds

140 rem corelokt 140 gr. 10rds. $10
Fusion 140 gr 17 rds $10
Hornady super performance 139gr SST 10rds $10
Hornady American Whitetail one full box, and 10 unfired, missing one empty, $20
Federal premium 140 gr trophy bonded tip 3 full boxes, $20/box. one box with 5rds $5

Thanks.

 

[Sawtooth]

So what round did you end up deciding to stick with?

 

[Nunyacreek]

HSM 140gr Berger VLDs. I would prefer a more robust bullet, in-store availability, and cheaper would be great, but in my rifle there was no comparison in groups, VLDs won hands down.

 

[HighDesertSage]

I'll take all the trophy bonded tips. I'm leaving for a hike, but send me a PM with all of the info. I'll be back tonight. Unless I get lost...

 

[JBS]

That is a great deal. I might have to go buy a 7mm-08 to take advantage of it.

 

[HighDesertSage]

Return PM sent.

 

[Nunyacreek]

Anybody reading this want to chime in, I've read if great results with Berger VLDs in 260 on deer at least, and shot one deer with a 260 using them, but if I do my job and miss the shoulder am I crazy to use such a frangible bullet on an elk? My dilemma is that I don't reload and they shoot far and away best for me. I'd welcome advice in either direction.

 

[chocolabfam]

Bergers

I reload and after a ton of effort finally found a bullet my 300 wsm liked, a burger 165 vld hunting bullet. After using the bullet on a trip to New Zealand on red stag, thar and fallow deer I won't be using it again on any big tough animals. It did fine on the fallow, shot him twice because he was the last animal I killed and there were issues on the other two. I think the bullet just isn't tough enough for bigger game. I'll stick with Barnes and nosler bullets for big animals.