VLD Pilot
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My Bad. Come on, didn't even put the coffee I.V. in yet. Chits blurry stillOne bullet for everything, excluding grizz, which would you choose? Why?
My Bad. Come on, didn't even put the coffee I.V. in yet. Chits blurry stillOne bullet for everything, excluding grizz, which would you choose? Why?
My Bad. Come on, didn't even put the coffee I.V. in yet. Chits blurry still
Looks like a little Joe Jr... And he's still falling over 75 years later. Go figure.
I'd be curious to know what game you've tried them on, because I have no experience with the 130gr BTs and very little with the 150gr BTs. I just know what I've heard about them coming apart easily. Always interested to hear first hand knowledge of a specific bullet's performance on game though.Never had a failure with 130gr Nosler BT
Right now I'm limited by the supply various shops in my area possess, which has thankfully left me with a couple hundred Sierra 115gr Matchkings for killing rocks for practice this spring and a handful of Berger 140s. I also have 50 Cutting Edge 120gr MTHs for putting big game down starting in August if I can't get anything else. I'll likely place an order for the 116gr AHs from Hammer just because I really like how easy they've been for me to get top shelf performance out of in the past with all rifles I've tried them in.170 Berger has been a hammer for me.. I like any bullet with the 270 but can't complain about the deer and elk I have laid down with a 170 elite hunter.. Although you do need a faster twist barrel.. Hammers are great you can shoot them with your current twist.. Pick something and get sending it down range.