Nosler E-tips

[srhaggerty]

Has anyone shot these on game yet? I have a moose hunt coming up and thought I would try them in a 300 WSM. I was looking at using the 180 grain bullets. Do you think they would perform good at under 400?

[loaders_loft]

I've been wondering the same thing about performance on game. I see no reason why they wouldn't.

I posted awhile back and someone lead me to a thread about the E-tips and a website.

search back and you may find it...

[loaders_loft]

here it is

150 Grain 30 Cal E-Tip experiences?

[lerch]

I sold some 30cals to a customer today and i told him to holler back at me and let me know how they preformed on his elk hunt. honestly i doubt i hear from him but you never know. if i do i will try to post something about what he says.

sorry no more info

steve

[RockyMtnMT]

We shot antelope this last weekend with 180 308's. Antelope are not much of a test. My shot was 640yrds, my buddy shot one at 800yrds. I will be able to give a better report in about 3 weeks. We will be going mulie and elk hunting.

We caught some at 100yrds in milk jugs. They had perfect mushrooms and no weight loss. We shot them to a 1000yrds and held sub moa with two different rifles. I feel very good about using them.

Steve

[mark308]

nosler has reduced loads because of increased pressures. my brothers 300wsm does its best with 150&165 accubonds. moose are easy to kill.

[phorwath]

Originally Posted by srhaggerty

Has anyone shot these on game yet? I have a moose hunt coming up and thought I would try them in a 300 WSM. I was looking at using the 180 grain bullets. Do you think they would perform good at under 400?

I haven't used them but as long as they expand, you'll have no trouble killing a moose with them. Moose are big but they aren't the most tenacious game animal out there; meaning that they aren't that difficult to put down for the count.