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Thanks for the info.

Congratulations on a fine bull elk. That hunt has memories in your head that will last a lifetime. I shot a bull elk once, that did the same as yours, just stood there. I thought, I had to have hit him, so I gave him another. Then he moved and fell. Just saying this. As others have said...

Congratulations on your moose. Nice recovery with your bullet.

Nice rifle. Wishing you the best with that one. How is it working out thus far?

I'm thinking, I might give them a go this year. I have a load worked up with my 300 Win. Mag. 180 grain bullet going just over the 3100 mark. I would also like to try them in my 338-06. That 210 grain bullet looks to be a hammer. It all depends on the tags I get drawn for this year. I'm still...

Thanks for the hard work, putting this together.

For me, I've found. I've had to always seat the A/B bullets a little deeper to have the same accuracy as the B/T's This could just be me and my guns. Take care

Gee, sorry to hear you cant shoot a nice deer at 310 yards. I guess the outfitter feels like he needs to impose some kind of limits. Wishing you the best.

I hope your young-one is dong better. Good times at the range, always shooting for tight groups. Take care

My 338 RUM will take a 250 grain bullet past 2900 fps and a 225 grain up to 3070 fps. and more. This is just one, my rifle has a 24 inch barrel. My barrel is getting a bit worn. I have been thinking about getting a new barrel and having it chambered in the 33 Nosler. I agree, not a bad place to...

Sounds good! I have a rifle, that has a some what worn-out barrel on it. Also, It might be nice to have a new barrel installed chambered in 33-Nosler. It would make for a good yoter gun. (grin)

Thanks for the help. The 33 Nosler load info dose not show up when I looked for it. I did see all the other offerings in load data. Now I can see it, so thank you very much for the help. Take care

Just wondering, is there any reloading information out re: this cartridge ? Thanks

Yeah, some ole moose is not going to like that load. 265 grains of goodness. Take care

Nice shooting! Yeah, that has some thump for those critters.

Nice grab! Best one I had last summer. We were doing a small get-away for a few days. Went in this second hand store, they had all kinds of stuff. I did some digging around and came across this bible KJV leather cover, looked brand new. I grabbed it, milled around some more didn't find anything...

I was thinking about trying that bullet in my RUM. It's nice to see the new BC # posted for these bullets. Let me know how it works out for you. I checked my software, this bullet with the BC of .732 does pretty good at the longer range work and, has lots of thump. Take care

Yes Sir, that's a nice pay load. That will give a critter a proper dirt nap. Take care.

He's prolly not seating the bullet deep enough. Nosler AccuBond like a jump. Just like Barnes T-TSX. Now this is my 2 cents, your money may spend different than mine. lol RL-19 is a good powder for that round. I know lots of fellas use it. Wish your buddy the best.

In my 300 Win. Mag. I worked up a load with 200gr AB I used RL-23 It shot the best with 71 grains of powder. It stacked the bullets on top of each other. The velocity was 2867 fps. That's out of a 24 inch Shilen barrel. Just an FYI