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Cause the 210 grain NP's are what I have.

I use 180 grain NP's in my .300 Wby.
Even killed a deer with them.




Please post a picture of something you killed with the 275 grain .338" Speers.

Very intro so wheres the Big stuFF >> 100 pond stuff is fine!!>> >>nice to see its so sunny and nice in your world >>have you ever flipped your rifle and water poured out of your Barrel?? I think not! Enjoy Your Pics on this Forum> Its All about??MMMMM>>YOU! no understanding about the 338!

.340 Wby and again a 210 NP.

My brother took the pic trying to learn the (new at that time) digital camera.

MM>that's the big stuff!>Good for You!>>Enjoy I have to beat this stuff out of my garden with a stick>>and your proud to hunt it??Very intro!

Let's see pictures of the elk in your garden,please.

Big enough for you?

He beats those of his front porch with a broom.

Nice pics there elk.. Those Wthy's are real hammers.. Haven't used my .300 in a while, took an antelope with the .340 couple years ago...

Your a Joke EH>> Enjoy!

A ground squirrel is bigger than anything you’ve shown.

I quite certain if anyone walks up to me and says "that's very intro" I'm going to punch em in the teeth.

Flattery will get you nowhere.

.460 Wby. IIRC the distance was about 40 yards.


Exit from a 500 grain .458" Hornady DGX.


Entrance...

Thanks WCH.

Yes they are.

A well loaded early pre-64 M-70 Super Grade 300 H&H will do most anything with 180-200 gr Nosler P. I have used 275 gr Speers in another Model 70-traded those 275s off for some Nosler 250 gr
Swift A-Frames and Woodleighs are also the answer.

For killing big moose in AK, try a 348 Ackley with 270 Hawk bullets -kills them and flattens them within 6 feet. Using iron sights Lyman 48 on a Winchester Model 71. Get to creep up on em.
Just like grizzlies.



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My pre'64 M/70 .338 shot the Speer 275gr. bullet into little cloverleaf groups. I shot a mulie buck behind the ear at 60yds. with one of those bullets, result was an instantaneous lobotomy and DRT.

As GS >>My pre'64 M/70 .338 shot the Speer 275gr. bullet into little cloverleaf groups>>MMMM >> why does the 338ger shoot so well because the 338 luvs long bullets !! you have the stupids like Eh>> that can not understand at all about the 338 and heavy metal >>they all bought into the garbage juice of lighter bullets and hev caliber guns For Eh>shoot your 100 pound wet deer with a 243 and don't mouth off about the 338 win mag because I see you have drank the rags waters about the 338!! maybe you should take a ride on some heavy metal of the 338! https://youtu.be/uyDmiaGUxO0 Enjoy If you can find some!!

Eh>>>MMM how stupid you are!!

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I’ve never shot any game with my 338’s except 250 grain Nosler Partitions. I noticed this last week that I had some loads from the 80’s and my brother had some loads from the 90’s all 250 grain Partitions. They were loaded with 3100 - sorta like old H4831, I think.
We pulled all the bullets from those loads and threw the powder away. I have a new box of 250 Partition bullets. Comparing the three vintages, they are different. I see in another thread MD mentioned Nosler improving their bullets as time passes.

I don’t mind the kick that much with 250’s, but what the hey. My brother and I are going moose hunting this fall, ya hoo! A first for both of us.He doesn’t like the kick he gets out of his Browning 338 with the 250’s. So... since I’m taking my 338 Win Model 70 Classic as a back up rifle. (This is my third 338 I’ve owned.) It didn’t group the 250’s as well as the other two 338’s I’ve owned. But I have only shot the rifle a few times. Per recommendations from a writer I respect, We are going to try 210 grain Nosler Partitions, if we can get the two rifles to shoot them well. Brother had tried getting a mono lighter bullet to shoot and hasn’t had much luck with accuracy: 4”+ @100 yards.
There’s still six foot snow drifts in my shooting range so testing will wait for me.
As far as 275 grain Speer bullets, I have not had any issues with Speer hot core flat base bullets. I’d bet that for a cup and core bullet they’d be one of the better ones.

Just a suggestion, instead of arguing about who has the shiniest penny, why not stack dry paper and test the bullets???

I admit it’s tough for me to use anything but 250 grain Partitions, especially on perhaps the only moose hunt I’ll be on. It’s tough to change, especially if what you’ve been using works very well.