RE: 30-06 re-loading
I have mainlylooked for an all around load that I use for everything from deer to elk. I have settled on the 165 Grain Barnes XLC for the job due to its high BC .505 and excellent weight retention. I think the Nosler Ballistic tip for deer along with the Interbond for elk would be a great one, two punch. I have not loaded either so cannot comment. I like a minimum of a 165 bullet weight even on deer mainly because the BC of the 150s tend to let the wind move them around a lot more than the 165s with a minimal if any difference in trajectory. Most of the the velocity advantage of the 150 is lost due to the lower BC of the 165s.In a hunting situation it is harder for meto judge the wind than the distance. I limit my shots to approx 300 yards anyway and that is my MPBR so distance judgement is not as critical as wind drift for me.