300 Win mag ammo question
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Fork Horn
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: SOUTH CAROLINA
I have a TC Prohunter 300. I know its over kill for whitetails but I bought it anyways. I do need some opinions on ammo because I've never hunted with a caliber this big. Any suggestions?
#2
What game do you plan to hunt? If you are going after those small whitetails that live in SC, I'd use a 150-grain load. Get some 150's and some 165's, and use the load that shoots best in your gun.
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Michigan
Eld,
For some reason I get terrible accuracy out of the 150's. Don't get me wrong it's still well within minute of deer but not as good as the 165-168 or the 180's.
I would suggest a non-premium bullet for the above. Core lock or power point etc...
Tom
For some reason I get terrible accuracy out of the 150's. Don't get me wrong it's still well within minute of deer but not as good as the 165-168 or the 180's.
I would suggest a non-premium bullet for the above. Core lock or power point etc...
Tom
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Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: MN USA
I've successful taken any number of whitetail deer with standard core-lok soft 180 gr point bullets. You don't really need an accubond or partitioned bullet for a thinner hided / boned animal like whitetail. Save those for Elk or moose, if you ever hunt them.




