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Old 02-27-2008 | 12:06 AM
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Default RE: .270 Bullet questions

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ORIGINAL: skeeter 7MM

I am not about to turn this into a NBT debate as its been around the horn a million times.I will say i like and use NBT'shad no problems from 30 to 500 yards...I degress.
I had quite the opposite experience. But, as you said we've had that argument before... I digress (LOL)


Carpetbagger,

I concurr that the ammunition isn't your culprit. But I understand that you may have lost confidence in the corelokt bullet. In which case you should change for no other reason than piece of mind. If you're looking for a better bullet check out the federal premium line with either Nosler artitions: http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=366445&t=11082005
or Sierra Gamekings: http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=439969&t=11082005
I 100% agree confidence is a huge factor in hunting - peace of mind is all the reasoning one needs.

do you think you get what you pay for in a bullet??
Generally sure, the cost of a bullet hasn't really detered me, in the grand scheme of things it amounts to very little to the over all cost of any given hunt. However asI said priorI first research the bullet/design and see how it applies to my usage. If it is a fit the next step is to shoot it. If it shoots I hunt with it. Performance on the hunt dictates what i do with that load keep it, shelf it or toss it. I like to shoot but I shoot to hunt so for me the end justifies the means.

In regards to the Nosler Partition you'll be hard pressed to find to many who'd disagree its agreat hunting bullet. Is it required for deer no butplenty of them fall to it every year and will continue to.If it shoots I don't think you'll be unpleased.
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