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<blockquote data-quote="Blackhawk" data-source="post: 2065516" data-attributes="member: 105459"><p><strong>Please Note:</strong></p><p><strong><em>The following information I'm certain you already are cognizant of.</em></strong></p><p></p><p><em>I have not posted my particular findings as it in all likelihood will differ from your load data and may prove dangerous for you to use in any of your rifles.</em></p><p><em></em></p><p><em>This will be based on your rifle and the chamber specs in that every rifles chamber is slightly different due in fact to a tolerance stacking of dimension's when it is built. This is true as you are aware of from rifle to rifle even in the same caliber and even from the same manufacturer.</em></p><p><em></em></p><p><em>In answer to your questions Yes I have used the .300 Winchester Magnum loaded with 180 grain Horandy SST bullets successfully on Elk or similar sized animals such as Moose.( Additionally I have used my .338 Winchester Magnum loaded with .225 grain Horandy SST bullets with a BC of .515 driven by Alliant RL - 19 powder in the successful harvesting Alaskan game )</em></p><p> <em>To me the Horandy SST bullet is a proven performer !</em></p><p><em>I have used my 30 -06 and .308 caliber rifles for deer sized critters .</em></p><p><em>In fairness here in Florida I have used the 125 grain Horandy SST loaded with IMR 8208 XBR powder on Hogs with very good results. The deer here in South Western Florida are just too small to attempt to harvest so I must travel out of state. ( The northern part Of the State near Georgia and the panhandle being the exceptions )</em></p><p><em></em></p><p><em>Fortunately we the citizens of the <strong>United States </strong>live in a very game rich environment and need only to purchase a tag in another state in order to hunt any species that are native to that state. In those regards I guess we still can consider ourselves and this great country of the</em><strong> <em>United States</em></strong> fortunate <em>as other nations plac</em>e restrictions on their citizens.</p><p><em>Best Regards to you and I sincerely hope that this information will guide you correctly !</em></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blackhawk, post: 2065516, member: 105459"] [B]Please Note: [I]The following information I'm certain you already are cognizant of.[/I][/B] [I]I have not posted my particular findings as it in all likelihood will differ from your load data and may prove dangerous for you to use in any of your rifles. This will be based on your rifle and the chamber specs in that every rifles chamber is slightly different due in fact to a tolerance stacking of dimension's when it is built. This is true as you are aware of from rifle to rifle even in the same caliber and even from the same manufacturer. In answer to your questions Yes I have used the .300 Winchester Magnum loaded with 180 grain Horandy SST bullets successfully on Elk or similar sized animals such as Moose.( Additionally I have used my .338 Winchester Magnum loaded with .225 grain Horandy SST bullets with a BC of .515 driven by Alliant RL - 19 powder in the successful harvesting Alaskan game ) To me the Horandy SST bullet is a proven performer ! I have used my 30 -06 and .308 caliber rifles for deer sized critters . In fairness here in Florida I have used the 125 grain Horandy SST loaded with IMR 8208 XBR powder on Hogs with very good results. The deer here in South Western Florida are just too small to attempt to harvest so I must travel out of state. ( The northern part Of the State near Georgia and the panhandle being the exceptions ) Fortunately we the citizens of the [B]United States [/B]live in a very game rich environment and need only to purchase a tag in another state in order to hunt any species that are native to that state. In those regards I guess we still can consider ourselves and this great country of the[/I][B] [I]United States[/I][/B] fortunate [I]as other nations plac[/I]e restrictions on their citizens. [I]Best Regards to you and I sincerely hope that this information will guide you correctly ![/I] [/QUOTE]
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