ammo?

[jay83196]

Well we discussed so many other topics, might as well ask what kind of bullets are you using and what kind if any would you not cuz you had bad experience with it..

Federal noslar partition 30-06. 180 gr work great for me.

Not a fan of any ballistic tips, haven't had good expansion with them.

[cavalierowner]

I use 180 gr. Core-Lokt for my Savage lever. I have always seen good expansion and good accuracy. Core-Lokt has been around for many years and, in my mind, has withstood the test of time. I used to use 150 gr., but I switched to 180 gr. quite a few years ago on the theory that it might be less likely to be deflected by a piece of brush.

[TrophyEyes]

Winchester Silver Balistic Tip 7mm Rem Mag in a 150 grain. Very Flat and very fast. I am excited to be shooting the rifle this year. I have hunted a slug zone the last 6 years.

[bogwalker]

Core-Lokt or Hornady Leverevolution.

[schmoe147]

Core-Lokt for my 180grain for my Tika T3 300win mag. They are very reasonably priced and I think any bullet is going to get the job done if it hits it mark. Anything in the boiler room will lead to a short tracking job.

[nubbin]

Barnes X bullets. No lead, and 99% weight retention.

[NoWiser]

Out of my 270 WSM I have handloaded Accubonds, Partitions, and the have used factory loaded Federal Fusions. They have all killed deer, but have not held together well with the extreme velocities of that caliber. This year I'll be trying some 140 grain Barnes Tsx handloads. Hopefully I'll get a chance to see how they perform on a big buck next week! The moose I shot this fall at 300 yards only went 50 yards with one pass through and one bullet recovered. The one recovered weighed 139.8 grains. Don't get much more weight retention than that!

[MrCrappie]

180 grain Remington Core Lokts in 308. Dead deer found within 40 yards every time.

[nwhunter]

180 grain Remington Core Lokts in 308. Dead deer found within 40 yards every time.

Same for me...