Recent content by shrpshtrjoe

I agree pretty much with whats stated above. If baiting is legal in the state ya hunt in then I think it's a personal choice. Joe

RCBS Tumbler about 8 years old and goin strong :grin: Joe

I use a drop tube but That sander is a good idea :grin: Joe

Personaly I would stick with the 225gr Partitions. Thats good moose medicine right there . Joe

Howdy. The speer#12 manual has for a 70 grain bullet IMR 4831 starting at 45gr and max at 49 gr. The Nosler # 3 manual has for a 70 grain bullet IMR 4831 startig at 46 gr and max at 50gr. Didn't see any info for a 65 grainer and IMR 4831. Joe

The 150 grain Accubond rocks out of my 308 this deer didn't go 40 yards. I have had very good kills with the Accubond. Not one complaint. Joe

Benchmark and varget both rock in the 223 . Joe

Another vote for the 300 win mag. joe

Varget Rocks for the .308. Joe

Howdy. A hotter primer can leave a "burn ring" at the base of the barrel as well and makes it more difficult to seat a round. I have bin using the Rem Cleanbore muzzleloader 209 primers and they are not as hot as a standard 209 and have had good results it sounds like these win primers are made...

Howdy. I would use the 180gr partition. I think it will do fine on the critters you mentioned. I personaly think the 200gr is a little heavy for the .308. Joe

In my opinion a high lung seems to take them off there feet faster than a heart shot. So when available thats my first choice second choice is the heart. Joe

Yes I will continue to use the Accubond. I have takin 5 Deer with the .308 150 grn Accubond and have no complaints at all. Joe

I love the .308 it has always done a fine job for me :grin: . I'm lucky to be hunting private property. We have a few differen't spots so pressure isn't too much of a problem. I had not seen this Buck before so I think he was pushed over from another property. Joe

The shot was about 70 yards. The Accubond performed very well 8) Joe