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Hello Zotique,
Sorry being so late with a reply.
I have settled for the 140 grain "Barnes Triple Shock" bullets, in front of 49 grains of IMR 4350, which give me fine accuracy and superior killing powers on deer. Would not be affraid to use this load on elk or moose either.
I havde also shot Speer 145 grain and Hornady 120 grain bullets, which also gave me a fine accuracy. However, when shooting the 175 grain Remington factory bullets, the bullet landed all over the place, with many of the bullet landing sideways "keyholing", due to the slower rifling, which was unable to stabilize these longer bullets.
Good luck
Snowhunter
Sorry being so late with a reply.
I have settled for the 140 grain "Barnes Triple Shock" bullets, in front of 49 grains of IMR 4350, which give me fine accuracy and superior killing powers on deer. Would not be affraid to use this load on elk or moose either.
I havde also shot Speer 145 grain and Hornady 120 grain bullets, which also gave me a fine accuracy. However, when shooting the 175 grain Remington factory bullets, the bullet landed all over the place, with many of the bullet landing sideways "keyholing", due to the slower rifling, which was unable to stabilize these longer bullets.
Good luck
Snowhunter