STANDS ALONE

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STANDS ALONE

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[noslerpartition]

Interesting to read!
I will stick with my 30-06 and a 6,5 Creedmoor is on it's way, but my game is smaller, distance rather short and I have a dog for trailing, if they do not drop in sight - which didn't happen often.
Still - something to remember if circumstances change

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Interesting to read!
I will stick with my 30-06 and a 6,5 Creedmoor is on it's way, but my game is smaller, distance rather short and I have a dog for trailing, if they do not drop in sight - which didn't happen often.
Still - something to remember if circumstances change

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Thank you for your response noslerpartition

 

[SJB358]

Neat write up. Sounds like it is working well for you!

 

[jjs405]

I would have to agree that the .30 Nosler is my new favorite. For the past 25-30 years my go-to rifle was my 30-06 using my hand loads with 180gr Nosler Ballistic Tips, then the Combined Technology BT in 180gr.

As I got older I grew tired of packing my 18.5 lb rifle with its Shilen match bull barrel, McMillan A2 stock, etc ... A few years back, wanting a lighter rifle I ordered a Nosler 48 Long Range in .30 Nosler, but found myself going back to my tried & true 30-06 because I haven't developed confidence in my new set up. I then decided to leave my 30-06 at home & force myself to use the .30 Nosler and have not been disappointed in the least.

This year I was blessed to get a nice bull elk at 676 yards using 180gr AccuBonds.

viewtopic.php?f=50&t=40120

Still have my goal at getting an elk at 1,000 yards......

 

[jjs405]

Also, would you care to share your load data for 180gr & 210gr?

Thank you in advance.

 

[JD338]

Nice article Mike.

JD338