7mmShooter
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Was just going to go with the 215 Hybrids for my 300 Win, but now I'm seriously considering grabbing a box of 225 ELD-M to try with how much cheaper they are and how the others seem to be performing well
Was just going to go with the 215 Hybrids for my 300 Win, but now I'm seriously considering grabbing a box of 225 ELD-M to try with how much cheaper they are and how the others seem to be performing well
I hear its a whopping .777 BC on the 225 ELD-M's.
I'm bringing this one back up. I'm getting ready to take the 285 ELD M black and brown bear hunting this spring. It's looking to be the winning combination with RL33 for precision in my LM. I, like others, have been impressed with what I'm seeing from the Hornady line. I've found myself migrating from the Bergers to the Hornady ELDs for the reasons already stated. They're easier to tune and they should open more reliably.
I put some 285s down range to finish load development in the 338LM. They ended up printing a 1.4" four shot group at 340 yards from a clean cold bore at 2840 fps with rl33 in Lapua brass.
I'm calling this ready for bear season in a couple weeks.
Yes sir, I too have put the 285gr ELDs on target at various distances. A couple of months ago I put a string of first shot hits on steel together at 450, 650, 800, 900, 1000, 1200, 1350, 1760.Well I have the 285s printing 1.3 to 4 inch groups at 833 yards with my Edge, so I sure hope they work out...