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Old 10-23-2013 | 02:32 PM
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Originally Posted by jpbowhunter
If you check out Erol Masons secrets of the sambar website there are a couple of big bodied fellas there that have been shot. I'll look at finding some more pics as well. the thing with sambar is that they aren't built like muleys or elk or red deer. They're a very solid deer. I guess you just have to see one in person to really get the understanding of what they're like
If you can use sabot and a regular bullet - this is my choice currently for Elk here.... It use to be Nosler Partitions but since they have stopped production on the 458 partions I have switched to the Lehigh/Bloodline .458-300 or the Lehigh .458-305 - 45-70 bullet...

This is the Lehigh/Bloodline .458-300 for a Muzzleloader




This is the Lehigh .458-305 grain for the 45-70 rifle - I call it the buffalo bullet because the guys report such success with it shooting Buffalo...








This cow was shot at 176 yards and dropped on the spot



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