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Now that's some fine eatin'.

Just sayin', I use some mentioned plastic-tiped bullets, made by various mfgs. in my 22-250 at near to 4000 fps and have for years. Groups avg. around 1" @ 300 yds. on a good day. Maybe I'm just lucky,

That statement is so true. And that's why we all visit here. To make our weapon as accurate and reliable as possible, with the best ammo we can make.

Are there more than the two popular styles, 30* and 40*? Maybe RCBS or Redding offers the style you need.

The 444, yup, it'll git-er-done!

I have NO "experiences" doing as the OP has mentioned. Follow safe reloading practices.

When in NV, I tried to hunt them. The hunting was good, shooting them not so good. They flew UP the hill, I went UP the hill. They flew DOWN the hill, I went DOWN the hill, they flew UP the hill ... well you get the idea. Great sport though.

A worthy cartridge in any shooters arsenal. All the best,

A few years back, I got a 2nd hand USRA model 70 from a neighbor. The first 8-10" past the throat looked like a gravel road. He said it wouldn't group. After 2 days of soaking, scrubbing, etc. it came clean. Shoots good now. I like Sweet's 7.62 as a cleaner, YMMV.

MidwayUSA is taking orders for it now. I have two on the way.

Local processing-plants here say the kill is down. First archery/ firearms combined seasons totaled a 1600+ deer take in this county alone. The black-powder/late archery season is yet to end. I went one day during the open rifle season and did not get the shot I wanted ... he's still out there...

Was there an NRA response to the recent CA shootings?. I heard there was, but can't find anything about it.

We enjoy God's grand outdoor creations every time we go afield. Always have time to give thanks for it all.

I have taken a badger that had only 3 toes on a front foot. He has claws.

A quality 165 gr. bullet is a fine choice in the .308 win. for elk hunting. Put it where it needs to go,

I saw one last summer. It was made as part of the top half of the rear scope ring. Very handy, Neat,

Our private club has some steel, small, knock-down silhouette targets that the members can set up for their use. The target backstops are 100-600 yds. The only problem we had was during a hot, dry summer, we had a ground fire that burnt-off over 5 acs. before we got it out. The cause was from...

Once again we are surprised at the durability/strength of the whitetail deer, even when shots are well-placed. Good shooting,

Keep weapons I already have; a .45 1911, an 870 shotgun, a .22 semi-auto pistol, a big-bore rifle, and maybe an AR. Just sayin',

The .300WM is a very popular and well balanced cartridge. Ammo is fairly easy to find, if you need factory loads, and it will take-on most big-game animals with-out working up a sweat.