lancetkenyon
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Mine are at a .0600" jump in the 6.5 SLR, and .0500" jump in the .260 Rem.
Hunting Bullet Question for .260 Rem
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slickyboyboo
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I figured that might be the case. I've never seen a Barnes that didn't like to jump.
Broz
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Another vote for the Berger 140 HVLD. The have been tested and preformed for many.
Jeff
Jeff
Standbanger
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130 Berger VLD's work for me
Wile E Coyote
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In the year and a half that I've had my .260, the Berger 140 Hybrid has a 100% kill ratio. That includes 2 whitetails, 4 coyotes, more than a dozen groundhogs and a red fox at ranges from 60 yards for one of the deer out to about 560 for the other whitetail. everything else in between those distances.
The deer were shot through both lungs and the longest track after the shot was about 50 yards (the 60 yard shot) while the coyotes, fox and groundhogs were hit center mass; none took more than a step or two.
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The deer were shot through both lungs and the longest track after the shot was about 50 yards (the 60 yard shot) while the coyotes, fox and groundhogs were hit center mass; none took more than a step or two.
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