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Pop, your absolutely right. All the bullet weight, ballistic coefficient, and sectional density in world can't help you if you can't hit anything, or don't have good shot placement.

I inherited a 300wby last year from a family friend who's father had passed away. I shoot the 150 AB with 86 grns of H4831sc. It flys at 3490. Last year I let a few people barrow it. It harvested 4 deer including mine from 160 yards to 402 yards, all one shot kills in eastern Oregon. I shot a...

Well in fact my 2 year old son became sick and needed ear and throat surgery. I didn't have time to test any heavier loads. I went with my 150 AB's. I shot a nice 6x5 at 496 yards at last light of the second day. I have a Leupold 4.5X14 scope with B&C plex. I saw this bull across a meadow on a...

Thanks for the input. I'll give the 180 AB a shot for my elk hunt. I think I became to reliant on the 150 as it shoot so well.

I do need to check with Nosler in regards to the function of the Accubond above 3000. Opening day my friend shot a small 3X4 mule deer at 300 yards. Looking through my bino's I couldn't believe what I saw. He hit the buck just behind the left shoulder leaving a baseball size hole. The buck went...

I have had good luck with the 150 AB's using 86 grns of H4831. It shoot right at 3380 fps. I have tried the 165 partition, and ballistic tip, as well as the full line of 168 grn bullets.

I have been following the site for a couple of months, and just signed on. I inherited a 300 Weatherby Mark V, which is 25 years old. I have tried many rounds and loads. My best is the 150 grain Accubond with 86 grains of H4831, at about 3380 fps. This deer season that round took my deer, and I...