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I could get by with a 180gr TTSX out of my 300 H&H, or 130gr TTSX from my 270's.


I do not have enough experience with 7mm or 6.5 on game to make a choice, but I imagine a TTSX would not be wrong there either.


so far this year we have used:

300gr 375 TSX 5 African critter

400gr 423 TSX 1 cape buffalo

130gr 277 TSX 1 bighorn sheep and deer

180gr 338 NAB 1 deer

150gr 277 NPT 1 elk

100gr 277 NAB 1 deer

130gr 277 Hornady IL 1 deer

100gr 243 Factory blue box federals 2 deer

255gr RMS gear Cutthroat broadheads 2 deer


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For the lower 48.....300 win, 200 grain accubonds cover all bets. It's become my "go to" combination for Idaho deer and elk.

Toss in Alaska, and I'd go with a 338 rum, with 225 grain accubonds. It's also a hammer on African plains game.

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7mm 160 Accubond at 3k


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6.5mm 140 nosler partition or accubond


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Originally Posted by Dogshooter
7mm 160 Accubond at 3k



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For everything I’m going to hunt, a .284” 120 grain Ballistic Tip or a 120 grain TTSX. If only allowed one, it’d be the TTSX.


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For my wife’s rifle......338 cal. 225 TTSX
For my rifle.... .375 cal. 295 TTSX ( which is not produced....yet).....until then, a 250 TTSX. memtb


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Pending on my needs, nosler partition. AccuBond or Barnes LRX nothing else. By the way, this is for hunting only.


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150 gr. Partition .308 diameter out of 30-06, 30-30 AI and 308.


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Originally Posted by 358wsm
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Nosler Partition



Which one.?



depends on which weatherby I am using


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.223-62 gr. Barnes TTSX in my AR/50 gr. Nosler BT in my CZ 527

.257- 90 gr. Barnes X bullet ( no longer in production) I'm going to try the 90 gr . Interbond when I run out of the Barnes

.277- 130 gr. Barnes TTSX

.264-130 gr. Swift Scirocco

.284-140 gr. Barnes TTSX or 140 gr. Accubond


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Originally Posted by Dogshooter
7mm 160 Accubond at 3k


Anywhere north of 2,850 suits me. Great bullet.


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100 grain Nosler Partition in my 6mm-06.

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Likely, if I could pick only one, I'd pick a 200gr Partition in 30 cal. I could hunt the world with that out of an '06.

But why would I limit myself to one bullet? In 30 cal alone, I load for 4 guns, using over 2 dozen different bullets, including 11 different cast bullets. I'll never understand you "one bullet" guys.


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285 or 286 Swift or Woodleigh .366


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.30 Cal 168gr TTSX for big game smaller than big bears or DG in Africa.

.375 Cal 270gr TTSX for the big stuff.

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1st choice for me ..... 200 gr Nosler Partition 30 cal pushed at 3000 FPS 😁


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Originally Posted by HuntnShoot
Likely, if I could pick only one, I'd pick a 200gr Partition in 30 cal. I could hunt the world with that out of an '06.

But why would I limit myself to one bullet? In 30 cal alone, I load for 4 guns, using over 2 dozen different bullets, including 11 different cast bullets. I'll never understand you "one bullet" guys.



I guess you’d really struggle with one rifle/caliber hunters then! grin memtb


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Hornady interlock spire point. Whatever dia. At this point in time Id have to say the .277 150 grain. Just as an " in case". The 130 is probably all I would ever "need". Boxed by the 100. Affordable. Practice,hunting,one and done.


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