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Is it plenty lethal on deer Is there a diffetent round i should look for or will this suffice? Or have you had a bad experience.
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I'll start by saying, i've been reading posts for a long time on here and always get great information from everyone here on the forum My elk hunting is mostly in timber and shots will most likely be 100 yards and less Give me the good and bad experiences of using the hornady 190 gr sub x on dear
Loading for a 16” barrel 300 blkout bolt action
Subsonic using h110 or lilgun The location for hunting is 20 yards to 150 yards. I have yet to recover a bullet but have only shot a mountain goat (386 yards) and a whitetail doe (318) thus far. Shot them at range and they do a fantastic job, though i've heard both sides that they're a no go for elk and others say they're great
Loaded up the 230gr in the 338 win. I just built a 7mm remington as my all around rifle for antelope to elk and curious on which bullet you like better for hunting the 175 grain hornady eldx or the 180 grain berger and why Distance would be from 50 yards to 800 yards Previously i have always used power points and partitions for deer and antelope which leaves a good size exit hole damn near the.
My tikka t3 stainless 6.5x55 has set for years
Had worked up a couple loads, but never hunted it So broke down & decided to hunt with it this year Here in montana i have to hunt deer & elk at the same time So, worked up a load using the barnes 6.5 127gr lrx, at 2900fps.
I know that this forum is about lrh, but please bear with me on this I'm hoping to get some firsthand or observed reports on the performance of the eldx on elk at close range
