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thanks for the info antelope sniper

thanks for the input you guys i appreciate it. antelope sniper what was the ab/bt doing so well or different for you to leave the 150 partition out of the picture. (ie.) better penetration, mushrooming effects, flatter shooting bullet.

i'am going to buy my wife a 270 win. i've never owned this calibre before. so i'am trying to get a feel for what bullet to load for her. i'am leaning more towards the 150 or 160 in either bullet. she'll be hunting elk, and deer, bear also if she so wishes this year. i load my 7mm rem. mag with...

hey thanks for the tip :lol:

last post that i commented on accussed me of berating for size not method read first then maybe comment :idea:

read again and deeper into it theres a couple key words that might trigger for you

you missed the point partner

opinions are great and thats the beauty of it all, and he asked for some thought so i threw some thought out there.

i agree with ones trophy is ones trophy, baiting in b.c. is illegal i dont agree with baiting in any province or state, and i think it is a chicken @#$% way to hunt bears. all i'am saying is if you want to hunt a certain species that has a problem with quantity and quality a hunter has to have...

i agree with a bigger bullet but i also agree with shot placement as well i've taken 3 grizzly bears and 8 black bears with my 7 mm rem. mag i use 175 grain nosler partions for all my species hunts. alot of the local boys think i'am crazy for using this size of bullet on bears but it's proven...

well if only 2% of hunters there have the oportunity to see or take a bear you just dropped the odds for the boys out there even greater by taking that ............ mature sow. we are blessed out here for lots of bears and big ones foresure but if you want to continue to hunt these awsome...

i've been to newfoundland and the people are amazing,very friendly and very hospitable. some of the best people you can come across. which you may know most are of irish ancestery. i was there for a wedding not to hunt but if you go to a newfoundland government web site for hunting regulations...

oops someone shot a cub