$4 per round.With higher chamber pressures.

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$4 per round.With higher chamber pressures.
They use to hunt elk with a 30-32 so…. I knew a life long trophy elk hunter that lived in Lander that used .243 on absolutely everything. Many many elk died to lots of guns less than a .308I just got one with a 24” 300 wsm and 200 gr eldx.
No exit.
Went like 12 yds.
I have proof on the wall that a 150 SST will exit an elk from a 22” .308
A Barnes should too….
Elk arent bullet proof.
Honestly felt crazy using the WSM for a 200 yd shot.
Yea it’s in MOA, not inches. What do you mean how?Its all angular. The question is how?
I don't shoot MPBR either, but its worked for many folks for many years. If you are thinking your max engagement will be under 300, it'll do.MPBR is gayer than monkey pox.
I mean if you have turrets, dial up from your 100y zero for the calculated mpbr hold. Should get you to 300+- and be able to engage very quickly. If you have to shoot further, it's just a lil twist of the elevation turret. I typically set my elevation to 0.7 mil dial and it puts my inside vitals to 320y. If I need more I just grab turret. I do agree zeroing to mpbr is dumb.I don't shoot MPBR either, but its worked for many folks for many years. If you are thinking your max engagement will be under 300, it'll do.
So how would 277 out of 16in compare to 6.5 out of 18inEh, in its non-hybrid case configuration it’s basically 6.8 creedmoor…
Constrained to SAAMI spec pressure for traditional brass cases? it is probably splitting hairs.So how would 277 out of 16in compare to 6.5 out of 18in
Kentucky windage, that's the only optics I knew till I was 20 years old shooting on the farm in Montana. Soemhow I killed a lot of stuff 400-500y with the 25-06.Remember when all turrets were capped, required a coin to adjust, didn’t have clicks, did not reliably return to zero, and the reticles were just simple crosshairs (or duplex crosshairs if you were bougie)? Pepperidge Farm remembers. MPBR is for those scopes.