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what is the best bullet to load for moose in a 300 weatherby mag? in 220 grains
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The one your rifle shoots best. Buy some of all the well know, high quality big game bullets and shoot. Barnes, A-Frame, Trophy Bonded, etc, are all good bullets, you just need to fine one that your rifle likes.
I don't know of any 220 grain .30 cal bullets other than the plain jane round noses, although I think I've heard of something from Hornady. If you want to use a heavy bullet, try a 200 grain TSX.
I've been in a lot of moose kills and the common bullet is 180 gr. not the heavier 220. A solid well made 180 gr. will drop and moose with any type of solid hit. Good hunting to you!
well i think if u need a big bullet like that that holds up no matter what you put it through go with the collection of Barnes tsx and tipped bullet.
I used nothing but Hornady in by 338 Win Mag As for your overrated 30 cal powder burner, Nosler!
Nosler Partitions that is!
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I don't know of any 220 grain .30 cal bullets other than the plain jane round noses, although I think I've heard of something from Hornady. If you want to use a heavy bullet, try a 200 grain TSX.
well i think if u need a big bullet like that that holds up no matter what you put it through go with the collection of Barnes tsx and tipped bullet.
The one your rifle shoots best. Buy some of all the well know, high quality big game bullets and shoot. Barnes, A-Frame, Trophy Bonded, etc, are all good bullets, you just need to fine one that your rifle likes.
I've been in a lot of moose kills and the common bullet is 180 gr. not the heavier 220. A solid well made 180 gr. will drop and moose with any type of solid hit. Good hunting to you!
I used nothing but Hornady in by 338 Win Mag As for your overrated 30 cal powder burner, Nosler!
Nosler Partitions that is!
Post an Answer