TC ammo choices for deer
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Typical Buck
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From: Columbus, Ohio
I am putting together a gun for my wife to hunt deer. I am using my TC Contender and making it into a carbine... Anyway I thought you guys might have some ideas on which cartridge would be the best for white tails...
Here are my choices.
7-30 waters
6mm TCU
6.5mm TCU
7mm TCU
Any opinions/comments/experience with these rounds? I am probably leaning towards the 7-30 waters, just because I am a little familiar with it. Thanks!
Here are my choices.
7-30 waters
6mm TCU
6.5mm TCU
7mm TCU
Any opinions/comments/experience with these rounds? I am probably leaning towards the 7-30 waters, just because I am a little familiar with it. Thanks!
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Nontypical Buck
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From: NW Ohio , 5 min from Ottawa National / Magee Marsh
Of the rounds you have listed the 7-30 is the best choice .
It should have mininal recoil and with proper ammo or reloads it should be 150 + yard rifle.
Federal still lists a factory round .
Several freinds load the 120 and 140 gr Nosler balistic tips in their TC pistols and carbines for deer.
Johnch
It should have mininal recoil and with proper ammo or reloads it should be 150 + yard rifle.
Federal still lists a factory round .
Several freinds load the 120 and 140 gr Nosler balistic tips in their TC pistols and carbines for deer.
Johnch
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Typical Buck
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From: Columbus, Ohio
any of you guys have any of the realoading data for the 6,6.5,7mm TCU? What bullet weights.
I agree about the .243 but want to try something different. Plus these will have less recoil.
Also what is the new 6.5 remington cartridge based on?
I agree about the .243 but want to try something different. Plus these will have less recoil.
Also what is the new 6.5 remington cartridge based on?



j/k

