2nd bullet choice

[wisconsinteacher]

Well with the 25-06 cleaned today, I started thinking about bullets. I would like to use Accubonds for deer. My question is what other bullet would you use as a range bullet for this rilfe?

 

[JD338]

115 gr BT

JD338

 

[joelkdouglas]

100 Sierra Matchking

I would go Custom Competitions, but no love from Nosler.

100 Hornady Interlock

 

[gerry]

Speer Deep Curl 120 gr, Speer Hot Cor 120gr or the Hornady 117 gr BTSP, all should be inexpensive and great deer bullets in their own right.

 

[BK]

I tend toward Speers when I want to use something less expensive than Noslers, mostly because I have a ton of family in the Lewiston/Clarkston area, where Speer bullets are made. Plus I managed to pick up a bunch of factory blems when I was up that way when I was in my early 20s. BUT, to better match the trajectory of the bullets you want to hunt with, you probably might want to find something reasonably close in BC.

 

[FOTIS]

100 bt 115 BT. 117 Sierra GK.

 

[Ridgerunner665]

Hornady 117 grain BTSP....nothing shot better in my 25-06, nothing even came close...I hunted with them too (factory loads)

 

[FOTIS]

They work very well as do the 117 Hornady BT's. One tough bullet there!

 

[buckfever]

Another vote for the 115 bt

 

[SJB358]

I tend toward Speers when I want to use something less expensive than Noslers, mostly because I have a ton of family in the Lewiston/Clarkston area, where Speer bullets are made. Plus I managed to pick up a bunch of factory blems when I was up that way when I was in my early 20s. BUT, to better match the trajectory of the bullets you want to hunt with, you probably might want to find something reasonably close in BC.

I am with you Kurt. I like Speer bullets. I really like their newest DC line of bullets as well. They are tough, usually pretty accurate and very inexpensive sometimes.

They have a pretty sleek 120 I wanna try out of the 25-06..

 

[6mm Remington]

115 gr. BTs