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Which long range .338 Bullet to use?
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<blockquote data-quote="orangeride" data-source="post: 1877249" data-attributes="member: 19863"><p>I've recently been hunting a new area, and I'm finding 95% of the shots on elk are pretty long, 400-800 yards shots are typical. The country is rolling grass hills or low sage, the views are wide open. I've been shooting a .338 RUM with 225 nosler accubonds, and I'm thinking I need something heavier. I've got three loads that are shooting super sweet</p><p>1. 250 accubond at 3065fps</p><p>2. 250 SMK at 3020fps</p><p>3. 250 Berger elite hunter is shooting great at 2905fps and 2995fps</p><p>Does anyone have any experience with these billets on elk at these ranges? Some shoots may be a little iffy, ie animal not presenting a perfect broadside shot. What can I except. All three are basically shooting the same accuracy. </p><p>thanks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="orangeride, post: 1877249, member: 19863"] I’ve recently been hunting a new area, and I’m finding 95% of the shots on elk are pretty long, 400-800 yards shots are typical. The country is rolling grass hills or low sage, the views are wide open. I’ve been shooting a .338 RUM with 225 nosler accubonds, and I’m thinking I need something heavier. I’ve got three loads that are shooting super sweet 1. 250 accubond at 3065fps 2. 250 SMK at 3020fps 3. 250 Berger elite hunter is shooting great at 2905fps and 2995fps Does anyone have any experience with these billets on elk at these ranges? Some shoots may be a little iffy, ie animal not presenting a perfect broadside shot. What can I except. All three are basically shooting the same accuracy. thanks. [/QUOTE]
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