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Thought about the ballistic tip , but I hear it kinda disintegrates if hits bone?

I was thinking the accubond cause its tip wouldn't deform as much . But at Short ranges it probably wouldn't matter much. I just wasn't sure if the accubond would expand much at all on smaller game size like our deer here

I should have added that we only have a max shot of 165 yards here on the one long narrow shooting lane . Most common shots are 90-100 yards

So after doing a lot of reading which I probably shouldn't have done lol Sounds like the accubond is kinda like a bonded partition with a tip ? Either way im torn between the partition and accubond... Our whitetail deer here average about 100-120lbs... I want to make high shoulder or base of...

So if I load the bullets to book/mag length and go through a range of powder charges. Atleast one load should produce a group 1 - 1.5 inch at 100 yards ? . Personally I want a the cold bore shot to constantly land within 1in at 100. But 1.5in definitely acceptable as i realize its an automatic...

So looks like thay expand pretty good on soft tissue?

Probably a 3x9x40 in 30mm tube from zerotech . I had a few leupold before and the zerotech is clearer and brighter than thay ever where near dark . Half the price . I have one on wife and my other 308. They have taken a beating and still in pretty good shape.

Hopefully itll like the partition bullet. I thought about the ballistic tip originally but its kinda fragile if hits bone . I need them to drop right there, if thay get in the river there gone

That bullet the accubond?

Only thing iv heard people complain about with automatics are making so much noise when loading a round in the chamber . Supposedly the new mk4 is lot more smoother and quieter .

I thought about them for 2 reasons. 1 there bonded and would push through bone on a high shoulder shot to drop them right there . 2 the tips wouldnt get damaged if that even matters at such short distance we shoot .. Only thing about bonded bullets that I kinda remember is thay dont open to...

Ah yeah didnt think about looking at it through mag well.. apparently there is also this indicator on the mk4 that shows bolt fully closed . Pretty cool

Im gonna need it lol

Should be here soon , Shipping was delayed for some reason. Im Pretty excited , ill be ordering some 150 partitions tomorrow. Hopefully i can get a load nailed down soon and not eat up to many bullets , those aint cheap lol.. Hopefully it will like varget , winchester brass and winchester LR...

How do i know the bolt if fully seated the way it should be ? And theres no issues with sived brass?

This ?

This is the first time I will be loading for any semi-automatic so a little nervous doing so good to hear about the Nosler partition for it I really like it it seems like it would expand fast up front then the back end hold together to push through if it hit bone. We typically try to make shots...

Will do .. im just nervous about the starting a load lol guess the worst that could happen is it wont cycle like it should ..

I do have the gauge . But like u said the mag length will probably be where I end up for reliability. I was going to get the small base die but you almost convinced me its not worth it as you loaded for 2 different guns without it . Ill be using winchester brass like I do for all my hunting...

The new mk4 is not the same twist rate .. the 308 is 1in12 the 3006 is 1in10 , I wish thay where both 1in10. I have a few different bullets id like to load for it . One nosler ballistic tip and other nosler partition. Hope it domt deform the tip on partition to much As far as sizing , was...