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I think Gabby Johnson is right!

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The 120 GMX or the 129 PSP loads is where I'd look. I shoot the 129 from my 260 and it's bad news. The 129 is a tough bullet that holds together nicely. I also shoot a lot of the 120 Ballistic Tips @ 2997fps and I've never had one do anything but crush our whitetails...

Awesome!

Primers look good to me. Most of mine look like that honestly with starting loads or top end loads. Primers are not a reliable way to read pressure.

I've managed to strike bone with all the 350's either one shoulder or both. Meat damage has been minimal, tracking has been basically bang/flop. I think I've read that they will expand down to 1400fps, but I could easily be mistaken. If they will expand that low I would think they would work...

I have no recovered bullet pics because I've never caught one I do have a target pic though. Hornady 350 FP 59.0grs H4895 WW Brass CCI200 3 shots @ 75yds with a 2.5x Leupold from my 1895G

I know you guys are correct, but I'd be stingy and hold out hope that a roving band of elk or an entire herd of moose would invade East TN and I would have to load up my 300gr PT's to save the state with my little Guide Gun.

No way I'd use the 300 PT on whitetail deer. If I wanted a serious 300gr HP I'd use the Speer Uni-core, it's quite the bullet. If I wanted a 350 I'd use the Hornady 350 FP. I've killed quite a few deer with the 350 FP, it's a crusher.

40.5grs of H4895 and a 150 NBT is super accurate from my LVSF

I have a bunch of the 130 Speers, looks like it's time for some load work.

I shoot the 105 Hornady from a factory Rem 1/9.125", it's a hammer. I was shooting at 600yds the other day and after a few rounds on the steel I took 1 shot at this small empty propane bottle with my 243/105 combo and then went back to steel with the .223 68gr match bullet. I'm sure it was...

The only way to know your drop is to shoot at the ranges you want to know your drop at. The only way to know your speed is to buy a chrono, book speed and actual speed doesn't usually line up in my rifles.

I've had good luck shortening the rounds .005" at a time.

I'm pretty sure the Nosler "most accurate load" refers to velocity variation not actual on paper accuracy. I think I've read that before on here.

Nice shooting. Tailwinds kill me when I shoot longer ranges.

Shooting cast bullets, the 310 WFNGC and 21.0grs H110 is very accurate.

It's been awhile since I started this topic but I just now got around to working with my Encore. I mounted a Tally LW base/ring mount and set a Leupold 4x in it. I loaded some IMR4064 that I had laying around at 54.5grs and after a bore sight and a sighter @ 25yds I went back to 100yds. The...

105 Hornady BTHP and 46.2grs H1000 from mine. The Hornady has a .530 bc