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Great shooting as always for you. Have a terrific hunt.

Developed these two loads for this rifle. Makes three. It's good to go for now.

Last year I worked up a load in my Sako Forrester 308 Win using Tac powder, Nosler 125gr AB, Win case and CCI 200 primers. Results were as follows: Average for four shots MV= 2957.2 ES= 20.8 SD= 7.7 Couple days ago, I shot this same load with the same components with these results" MV= 3029.2...

Congratulations. You put in the miles to earn it.

At 300 yds that looks good to me. As for the distraction and more clicks than intended I did something somewhat similar yesterday myself. Was sighting my Sako 308 win with the 125gr AB load and made an adjustment , shot, wasn't quite enough so instead of shooting another shot to make sure I made...

I have found that using the tumbler with corn cob media make sure to put enough of the polishing media in it when first using and to refresh each time with some more. If case necks are extremely dirty, I put some of the polish on a rag and twist the rag around the necks a couple times before...

Good reason for her to get a new rifle:D

Nice looking rifle and great shooting.

Hope and prayers for successful surgery and recovery.

I had a Winchester Mod 70 7mmRM that grouped the Remington 150gr CL factory better than the Winchester Supreme factory loads. So, try them see what it does. IMR4831, IMR7828 and RL22 did well in mine with my handloads.

You have been given lots of good advice. There is something you might consider if this is an area you will hunt fairly often. Go thru this mess and cut some lanes-trails following deer trails making wider or make your own. Do this well before season starts so they will get used to it. Then slip...

Maybe slow but let them repair their mistake.

Welcome. As has been stated the twist is what I would be checking first. Use your cleaning rod and mark it. Easily done. There was a range member years ago who had a bench-groundhog rifle built in 257 Ackley with a 1-12 twist as he didn't plan on using it for deer. So, it is possible someone had...

I used a Furry .358 220gr in my 35 Whelen couple years ago and it did well on a WV whitetail. Grouped under an inch at 100yds and held together pretty well in a jug test at that distance going into 4th or fifth jug. So, I'd say it was a worthwhile bullet.

No picture but I did see a bear pass thru the rifle range yesterday at about 325 yards. He wasn't wasting anytime.

That was great load development. Load up enough for sight-in and go forth and slay some critters.

I'd choose the Nosler 125 PT then the 130gr AB. You'll get the same performance basically. If they don't fly in your rifle, then 129. The Etip last. Just me.

As for comparing velocity 35Rem to the 360BH as Guy stated the 360 gets the velocity by increasing pressure. One of our fellow members who I haven't seen post for awhile took his 35Rem to higher level of velocity by safely increasing pressure and he achieved what they've done for the 360 now...