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Because you'll likely not be shooting beyond 200yds you need not worry about which bullet is the most accurate just pick a tried and trued one. And, in my not so humble opinion that would be the 140gr Nos. Partition because I don't like surprises. If it could be cold during your hunt, pick a powder that's temperature insensitive such as H4831. One last suggestion, because you'll be hunting thick stuff shoot to break the animal down if you can. Good Luck!

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Agreed
Actually the 140 Partition is quite accurate in my Wife's (2) 6.5 rifles, a Swedish Mauser 6.5x55 and a Ruger Predator Creed, both easily under 1" and both have driven a 140 through an Elk's shoulder, I see no need to use another bullet.


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