hwy40
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I still like 130's for everything. They hit hard as far as you want to shoot the 270.
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hwy40 wrote: I still like 130's for everything. They hit hard as far as you want to shoot the 270.
i don't have any use for the real heavies in a .270, either. a 140ab was a consideration but with the 130 now out, i doubt i'd ever go there.
would be informative to run a side by side using the 130 partition and accubond in similar medium. see how the bullet held up. calculate trajectories from actual velocities and such. i doubt i'll ever get to it. i just don't see a partition purchase in my future for experiment sake.
no shame sticking with the 130's. they've proven to work for ya.
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http://scatrwd.com/Hunting_Schedule.html check tag price for the Chairmans Special Trophy Elk Tag that has been sold plus other tags their bull elk are in the high Boone & Crocket 300's into 400's .I buy the anterless elk tags $620.
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I can tell you flat out, that before I even come close to spending 25,000 on an elk tag, I will be booked for a Safari in Africa. Those would be some mighty high dollar elk steaks on a plate.
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The high dollar hunters wanting boone and crocket trophies to hang on their walls buy the $30,000 tags and they sell out every year,the spring $3500 elk tags also sell.Some guys arten't affected by the recession!
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