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Help my Dads recipe
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<blockquote data-quote="Strick9" data-source="post: 208860" data-attributes="member: 9482"><p>Guys, this is only the load we do not have MV for, I should have mentioned he is also loading some old A Frames and some accubonds in 160 but he says he has the MV for those and due to BC differences was just curious if I could find anyone with a very close guess..</p><p> </p><p>RoyinIdaho thanks for the offer on the chrono, we are guessing right around 2900-3010 .We were just wanting to develop some drop charts and see what did what...I however believe that the bthp 162 grn would do an elk in a heartbeat when properly placed. However don't think it would be my first choice either.</p><p> </p><p>Kirby, thankyou for your input I take your comments very heavy and have to say I agree on the accubond. I have had very little tracking to do with them.</p><p> </p><p>BuffaloBob, If that deer was taken at 200 plus ignore this, probably nothing you are not aware of but if you move your shot placement away from shoulder blades, I prefer about 3 inches back from your pic above and about 2 inches higher, (wish I could allways pull this off) ,this will send the projectile into the point at which the bronchial tubes insert into the upper and lower lobes and also the pulmanary artery creating massive trauma without all the damage...the lower shoulder is great in roasts and hamburger also you don't have to contend with the bone fragments in your upper shoulder roast. If properly thought out and performed you even get the Oh So Delicious undamaged fried heart slices..</p><p> </p><p>Thankyou for the meaningful and informative comments.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Strick9, post: 208860, member: 9482"] Guys, this is only the load we do not have MV for, I should have mentioned he is also loading some old A Frames and some accubonds in 160 but he says he has the MV for those and due to BC differences was just curious if I could find anyone with a very close guess.. RoyinIdaho thanks for the offer on the chrono, we are guessing right around 2900-3010 .We were just wanting to develop some drop charts and see what did what...I however believe that the bthp 162 grn would do an elk in a heartbeat when properly placed. However don't think it would be my first choice either. Kirby, thankyou for your input I take your comments very heavy and have to say I agree on the accubond. I have had very little tracking to do with them. BuffaloBob, If that deer was taken at 200 plus ignore this, probably nothing you are not aware of but if you move your shot placement away from shoulder blades, I prefer about 3 inches back from your pic above and about 2 inches higher, (wish I could allways pull this off) ,this will send the projectile into the point at which the bronchial tubes insert into the upper and lower lobes and also the pulmanary artery creating massive trauma without all the damage...the lower shoulder is great in roasts and hamburger also you don't have to contend with the bone fragments in your upper shoulder roast. If properly thought out and performed you even get the Oh So Delicious undamaged fried heart slices.. Thankyou for the meaningful and informative comments. [/QUOTE]
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