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Though you might have tagged a bigger bull, you did well. Congratulations.

That is great that Dan and Caleb were able to drop by. Super pictures of a great time.

Jim, those are are some fine, big-bodied whitetails the ladies tagged. Congratulations.

Cecil, Wisconsin does appear to be a popular stop on the travels (or travails) of this particular item! :rolleyes:

Appears to be great performance. Almost 75% weight retention. Wouldn't expect anything else from Nosler.

It appears he would appreciate an invitation to inspect your freezer before joining you for dinner.

Excellent service. And that is why they will continue growing the business.

That buck is a worthy representative of the whitetail clan.

A real entrepreneur.:unsure:

That is great, Dan! I'm sure the children enjoyed the reward. On the positive side, your blade didn't take a beating, extending its life a bit longer.

You have honoured the deer with that preparation. (y)

For cup-and-core bullets, I usually start at 0.010 inches off the lands. I treat Partitions as a cup-and-core bullet. AccuBonds, being bonded, benefit from more of a jump. I usually work with then beginning at 0.050 inches off the lands.

It is an essential piece of kit for me.

Oh, Wow! This "shooting session" is worse than initially reported. Senator Josh Hawley tweeted, Wanna' Be Senator Screwed Up Bigly!

I heard my dad talk about "williwaws" from his time in the Aleutians during the war. Haven't heard the term in many years.

The accuracy is certainly there. With your choice of bullet, you're golden for about any game you'd care to hunt in NA.

If this is the sort of decision making this senate candidate exhibits at a gun range, why would anyone expect better in the US Senate? Senate Candidate Wounds Reporter at the Gun Range

That'll work. Fine bullet.

You each tagged a beautiful elk. Congratulations.

AccuBonds do perform well. As stated above, we ask them to transit a rough path while holding together, and they do what we ask.