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Antelope Hunting
25-06 vs 257 wby
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<blockquote data-quote="436" data-source="post: 2199251" data-attributes="member: 16609"><p>I very much agree here, it's paper ballistic just doesn't seem to tell the real story in the field about the .257 Wby Mag performance... I've used one for many years (early ''70s) and never really got over how well it kills game animals, especially at reasonable game shooting distance with today's bullets. 80% of my Deer hunting was done with a 100gr hand load. I can see why Roy felt the way he did about the cartridge, it's an amazing performer in the hunting field. Note: not matter, I'll always believe the 100gr bullet is the best bullet for that cartridge, just my .02 Cheers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="436, post: 2199251, member: 16609"] I very much agree here, it's paper ballistic just doesn't seem to tell the real story in the field about the .257 Wby Mag performance... I've used one for many years (early ''70s) and never really got over how well it kills game animals, especially at reasonable game shooting distance with today's bullets. 80% of my Deer hunting was done with a 100gr hand load. I can see why Roy felt the way he did about the cartridge, it's an amazing performer in the hunting field. Note: not matter, I'll always believe the 100gr bullet is the best bullet for that cartridge, just my .02 Cheers. [/QUOTE]
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