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From a Canadian perspective, you will probably find Hornady bullets easier to find here right now. You said on another thread that you were reloading for this and that your father was recoil shy. As the others have said, this cartridge works and is gentle on the shoulder.

A couple of suggestions. If you can, stick with the 100 to 120 grain bullets. Personally, I'm happy with the 120 gr. Sierras, but am always on the lookout for whatever is out there . I found the 140s to be a bit long, but you will know what works for you. Unfortunately, with the current supply shortages, you pretty much have to use what you can get. Higginson Powders is a good source. They are the Hornady distributor for Canada.

http://higginsonpowders.com/index.html

Normally, they have a good supply, but this business has been suffering with the same supply issues as everyone else. You can pick from their product menu, but it's best to email for availability. They accept credit cards and EMTs.

I have only used four bullets from mine. The Sierra 120 gr Pro Hunter, and three Hornady offerings. Two years ago, I managed a whitetail with the Sierra. A few coyotes with the 95 gr Hornadys. I am not using a CZ. I have a single shot TC Encore with a 24 inch barrel.

You might want to check in with Budget Shooter Supply as well. https://budgetshootersupply.ca They have good prices and sometimes will surprise you with what is in stock.