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Shot placement on elk
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<blockquote data-quote="wyowinchester" data-source="post: 1253825" data-attributes="member: 50441"><p>I've been using my 6.5 creedmore for the past few years. Before that I used a .280 rem. Long time ago it was 30.06 with 165gr. Bt. When faced with a broad side shot, the crosshairs always go behind the shoulder. There has been an exit hole and at the least, Two lungs have bee damaged. They don't go very far at all when they can't breath. Meat damage is minimal, ususally two ribs. </p><p> I like the meat. Accuracy with your rifle is the key. Shoot more often</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wyowinchester, post: 1253825, member: 50441"] I've been using my 6.5 creedmore for the past few years. Before that I used a .280 rem. Long time ago it was 30.06 with 165gr. Bt. When faced with a broad side shot, the crosshairs always go behind the shoulder. There has been an exit hole and at the least, Two lungs have bee damaged. They don't go very far at all when they can't breath. Meat damage is minimal, ususally two ribs. I like the meat. Accuracy with your rifle is the key. Shoot more often [/QUOTE]
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