Theelkgetter

Thank you guys, I have some good insight now, I will be looking into these suggestions. Thank you big time and it is great to be part of...

I’ve had really good luck with 175 ABLR

I am sure when he is ready for an upgrade (new rifle to build or buy), the OP will re-engage.

The 175 Berger is 1:10” or faster, your GTG, if you choose this route.

Exactly. This is why I think keeping Ol’ Trusty as Ol’ Trusty is the smarter move over the long run from my experience. There’s only...

I did the same in #2, but then he said he wants to explore LR in #6. And because I do not know the OP’s budget, I responded as such in #25.

I'm all for innovation and invention, and I thought he was simply defending his choice of bullets, to which I simply agreed with him, if...

Fixing and improving is not the same. If rifle manufacturers adhere to this mindset, we would still be shooting/hunting with muskets...

Yes, but a change to higher BC bullet is the most effective means at this time for @Theelkgetter until he is ready for the long shot or...

Pulled up to the house the other day and an armadillo was in my food plot. I had my 28 Nosler with 195 grain Bergers in the truck; it is...

If it ain't broke don't fix it has worked well for me. If I were concerned about them stopping production of your favorite bullet, I'd...

I used the 140 TTSX, or maybe the 145 LRX, in a 7 WSM and they shot great. I never shot an elk with them but I’d trust them 100% 500...

No argument there. My point is, that rifle works for the OP with that load and configuration for the tactics he’s used in the past. I...

Yes, one can make it work, but it is not ideal for LRH/S - 175 Grand Slam (G1=.436) vs. 175 Berger (G1=.656), especially beyond 600Y.