Double Dropper
Well-Known Member
While accuracy is key along with shot placement..........all things being equal I think there are better bullets for elk than the Berger 215 target bullet. Better.
Latest picture is from my latest bull at 60 yards right in the heart quartering towards me found the edge tlr in the hide on the backside and a perfect mushroom with nice retention.Bonded bullets for hunting especially elk. Such as accubonds, scirocco 2, barnes, or the new federal edge tlr. My family and friends have used barnes tsx and ttsx for a long time and they work great. Best accuracy, performance and retention when elk hunting. Barnes also has the newer lrx with improved BC they just take a little faster twist to stabilize the longer heavier bullets. The only complaint with barnes is the copper fouling, but ive found wipe out to clean that up nicely. Recently we've made the switch to the new federal edge tlr because of the proven expansion and retention from close rangr all the way to 8-900 yards. Not to mention the bonded lead core which makes for less copper fouling in the barrel. In the end you have to shoot what works in you rifle. In my .243 i tried all of the above and the ttsx was the winner. With my 7mm stw I now use the edge tlr. View attachment 148054 View attachment 148053 View attachment 148052
Latest picture is from my latest bull at 60 yards right in the heart quartering towards me found the edge tlr in the hide on the backside and a perfect mushroom with nice retention.
My son shot a nice 6x6 this year using a 300 rum with tipped 180 grain trophy bonded from Federal. Over 300 yards and dropped it. Great gun and Bullets. Not a bad shot either.Looks perfect. Congrats on the elk! I plan to try them next year in the 300 RUM.