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Are these bullets too light? What are these bullets appropriate to load into? What would you hunt with them?
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Varmint bullet. Quit shooting them out of my 25.06 as it was a waste.
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I got them for a 250 savage. Started to reload and test, but sold rifle to a good friend that has since past on. He gave rifle to his brother as a gift.
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I used to use them for shooting ground hogs with .25-06. When it was the only option I had, they worked well for me. But now that I am older and have a wider variety of options, I would not bother to load them up again.
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I just worked up a load for my Martini .256 Win Mag using these 75gr bullets with IMR4198. Very accurate! I hope to shoot some hogs with them (note: I head shoot hogs at a feeder for meat).
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I like these in 257 Robert’s for coyotes, hits in front of diaphragm rarely ever exists and super killer , easy on pelts .
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