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    125grn BT .308

    Over here where I work we shoot a lot of deer ie 50 stags and 200 hinds plus calves (all wild deer) . We keep a few for the table otherwise the rest have to be picked up by a Game Dealer. Then most of the venison goes to Germany. The average shot is about 200yrds , you can be shooting up to six...
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    125grn BT .308

    The rifle is a Tikka 595 .308 win with a 23 inch barrel and a 1in11 twist.
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    125grn BT .308

    Anyone got any feed back on the 125grn BT .308. Will be using on Red , Roe and fallow deer. Using 165 sst at the moment but they leave huge holes and the game dealer nocks money off for stuff like that. Any thoughts.
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    .222 rem with 60grn NPT bullet

    Well it looks like that I will have to stick to the 50 grn Norma's. They do a very good job on the Roe deer here. It is not the size of the bullet but where you put it that counts. A
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    .222 rem with 60grn NPT bullet

    TBASTIAN Thanks for you advice. I have not shot the 60 grns in my .222,which has a 1-14 twist. So best stay away from them , shame thought. Have you tried the 55 grns BT on any thing. Are they quite fragile. Thanks A
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    .222 rem with 60grn NPT bullet

    Over here in Scotland we are able to use a .222 on deer. Any one got any good loads for the .222 with the 60 grn NPT bullets . Thanks .
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