My rifle likes 150 grain bullets @ 3540 fps how do you thinl 220 grain rn will do @2890 fps.

wont work........ sigh

try 180 you won't tell any difference. a 110 works great on deer.

Weatherby 220-grain Hornady Round Nose-Expandinng
Velocity: 2,845 f/s.
Energy: 3,958 ft/lb

thanks for the info, I think Ill stick with 150 grains. I brought some of the 220 {RN}grians and was wondering if anyone knew anything about them.
I was told bt the gun shop they were very close to the 150 grain (BT) out to about 200 yds but changes from there on out.

If you think you need a heavier than 180 grain bullet then step up to a .338.

A regularly constructed 220 grain bullet isn't going to do anything more or betterthan a 180 grian bullet of better construction (barnes, TBBC, A-frame, Nosler partition, etc...).

thanks

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