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150 grain bullet is plenty of bullet for elk. Especially given the velocity out of your rem mag. The partition is solid enough of a bullet to hold up and penetrate. If you wanted to reach out further distances you would benefit stepping up a little in weight and possibly using an Accubond...

I bought a Caldwell a few years ago to record data. It worked ok. Problem is setting it up. At the public range I hate messing with it. I found myself leaving it at home most of the time. I was looking at the Garmin last week. I noticed the Athlon for less. After reeding up on it and...

I like almost all of it. Elk takes the top spot and seems the most consistent. I really like pronghorn, The bear I've had has been excellent but depends what they were eating. My moose was really good but I probably slightly prefer elk. Deer is good but more variable. Small game I used...

Yes Barnes and Sierra both have load data. Sorry if I miss stated that.

I somewhat get the competitor aspect. However, how many Hornady cartridges does Nosler provide load data for? Is the primary business selling bullets or their Nosler cartridges? There are a handful of rifle manufacturers chambering. I get it's not the most popular. It's just strange that...

My opinion is it depends how far you are shooting. My goal is 1" at 100 yards. However, most hunting distances 1.5" is plenty accurate enough. While you can get away with more I always like to get tighter groups. Under pressure and fatigue I like having a margin of error for in the field.

I recently purchased a 6.8 Western to try out. I saw some 165 grain Nosler ABLR seconds and thought they would be good to try out. I was surprised to see no load data by Nosler. I managed to find a load on Hodgdon. It is surprising there is no Nosler Load data. They have 160 Partitions, 165...

I have some added insurance through my Home owners. I believe NRA also provides a small insurance for members. I haven’t looked into if you can increase that.

I’ve used Clays Universal for 7/8 oz 20 gauge. If you see anything in stock look up load data to see if you can make it work.

Are you looking for loaded ammunition or bullets to reload yourself? Also what caliber are you shooting?