Nosler accuBond or Trophy Bonded Bear Claw For Deer/elk 180 grain federal
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Savage model 111fcxp3 7mm Rem Mag 3-9x40_ 160 gr federal premium accubond
Marlin 336a 3-9x40 30-30 170 gr Federal fusion
Almost any premium bullet in a 300 will do the job.
Failsafes, X-bullets, Trophy Bonded, Sciroccos, A-frames, Accubonds, Partitions, Core-lokts, the list goes on and on.
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Remington 700 CDL (30-06)
Harris Ultra Lite Bipod
Leupold VXIII 4.5-14x50mm Scope
Winchester 180g Failsafe
That 160fps will never make a difference lol. Look at the trajectory and wind drift, its probably less than 6" at 500 yards. Some people worry too much about speed, when you should be looking at a good quality bullet to get a good mushroom and good penetration. The bear claw however offers that, so if you want the extra fps then go for it!
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Good Medicine for Anything with Fur...
Remington 700 CDL (30-06)
Harris Ultra Lite Bipod
Leupold VXIII 4.5-14x50mm Scope
Winchester 180g Failsafe
For long range open country shots, I would favor the Accubond slightly. And the TBBC would be a little better for closer shots. Can't go wrong with either one.
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May make asignificant difference ina soundrecommendation.
well thats my fault um a 300 win mag
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Its not about killing the animal, its about the journey to the animal that made the hunt!
Savage model 111fcxp3 7mm Rem Mag 3-9x40_ 160 gr federal premium accubond
Marlin 336a 3-9x40 30-30 170 gr Federal fusion
Elk bullets for a 300
