Recent content by Txrockman

That is exactly what Berger’s are designed to do. I run the 130’s in my PRC and have speed at 3050-3075 and at this point I’m at 7 deer and 30 hogs without more the 15 steps. Dump all their energy and stop inside the hide on the opposite side. If you are looking for a pass through with a blood...

Running the 175 elites with 54-56gr H4350. One hole at 100 and have shot 3” group at 1,000. DRT on Axis at 500yds. Good luck!

No experience with the 260AI but have a 280AI fire formed from 280 Remington and shot about 100 rounds that way and now on 4th reload on that brass. I check for proper length trim if needed and neck size only. Seems to be working fine but I do not load hot loads. No need to eat up all my parts...

How much on the 7mm fail safes?and the 7mm 175 Berger’s

Try the controlled chaos by Lehigh defense 122gr works good on whitetail,pigs and varmints. 110gr. In Grendel works outstanding also

Had the same problem with my wife. I did 3 things move up in power 4-12x50 and a lit reticle. Leupold VX-R. We also made sure the scope was adjusted for proper view when rifle is mounted. Hope this helps.

Are all the 6.5mm 125 or 130's gone?

Just keep me posted on total cost and payment info on the 165gr .308’s Thanks Pierre

I would like .308 165gr.

I Have three boys and started the oldest with a 243 Ruger compact at 6 years old. The middle one with a Remington sps in .308 at 6 and the youngest now 18 with a Thompson 25-06 at 6 also with a heavy barrel and thumb hole stock. They all currently still have those rifles and have added to them...

Here is what works in mine. I run 160gr. Accubonds pushed by 54gr. H4350 makes one ragged hole at 200 yards. Was lucky enough to find a box of 160gr Nosler Fail Safe from a few years ago and these also work great! Photo shows 3 accubond and 2 fail safes at 200! Be safe Good Luck!!

Try a 175gr. bullet didn't have much luck with any lighter than that. RL33 84-87gr. working well for me. ABLR is what I'm currently pushing 2900+