Anthony T.

I recommend the 150gr nosler accubond bullets for your needs. The BT's wont hold up as good on impact as the bonded tipped bullets will. Or try the 165gr swift sciroccos. I think they make the scirocco in 150gr and .308 cal. The bonded tipped bullets are as accurate as BT's and are better suited for higher velocity cartridges.

onebadf250

I agree with Anthony. I've trailed several deer that were hit in the shoulder with a bt type bullet that went forever before they died. Where as had it been a core lock or a more mushrooming type ammo I don't think we would have had that problem. They just don't penatrate as well in my book. I finally talked my friend that I lease the land with to switch to something different in his 7mm mag two years ago and we haven't trailed one since. Well maybe 10 feet from it getting the taste knocked out it. my 2 cent's.

Ideaman

Can't say,

I swear that every gun has its own personality. That is what keeps me busy. If you were going hunting tomorrow I would say take 270 since you have not shot the 300 enough to know what it or you will do.

I myself shoot often, but usually when I buy a new gun I will shoot 60-80 rnds in it before hunting. Start off by sighting in close(5-8 shots)and cleaning with a good copper solvent. Take several sessions shooting without over heating me or the barrel(10rnds) cleaning after each session with copper solvent. You can shoot more rnds per session if you clean and cool properly, BUT with bigger guns I get sloppy so I feel like I waste cartidges if i shoot too long.

Short answer is you might or might not have problems,we have sighted in hundreds of guns that seem to shoot well after only a few shots( a sight in and a good 3 round group).

Most guns are easy, but just because one may take a little extra time does not mean it is not worth it, because that time will give you a better relationship with your gun.

coppermelt man

I am in contact with the original owner/Inventor of coppermelt. He has for some reason or other been running undercover.

If anyone has an interest in using coppermelt, I'm sure we can get some bottles out to you. Apparently, the product works like a charm,as i have been told, but production has suffered and supply is almost non existant. I do not know the formula, nor want to, so please be aware of this. i am only a go between for the time being.

pm me, and I will see what I can do for you.

Thanks