Loads for .243 for deer hunting
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Re: Loads for .243 for deer hunting
As I say, my own tikka will stabilise 105grn bullets but I will always go to my .308 if I am after anything bigger than Roe.
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Re: Loads for .243 for deer hunting
My Steyr will stabilize 100grn with a 1/10 twist but not 105grn.
Re: Loads for .243 for deer hunting
Thank you all for the input.
I'm still starting so I'll stick to the small deers for now...
I got hold of a few Nosler ballistic silver tip so I'm going to try those ones first
I'm still starting so I'll stick to the small deers for now...
I got hold of a few Nosler ballistic silver tip so I'm going to try those ones first
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