140 grain Accubond and 142 grain ABLR have worked great for me.
143 grain eldx worked great on an antelope a couple years ago, but they’re pretty fragile animals.
I’m gonna give the 130 grain ABs a try this year. I’m expecting good performance from them, as well.
I have been using HHA sights for over a decade. I tried a spot hogg cause of all the hype. I quickly found out that it was just hype and returned it for another HHA.
I use Nosler’s tested COAL in their data. I always start at a grain or half a grain below their listed max charge. I have no idea the distance to my lands and do not care how far they are. I don’t do seating depth tests. I’ve never had a reason to. I also have zero desire to ever touch the...
It would never read the same thing twice. That juice wasn’t worth the squeeze for me. I switched to a digital scale and it’s been much more consistent. Problem solved.
Remington Model Seven are great little rifles. I have several. I killed my elk this year with my 7-08 version with 140 grain Accubond handloads. All of mine have their factory barrels.
I don’t like the looks of a pic rail. I use Sportsmatch rings on mine. UM is a more expensive option. Leupold Backcountry rings is another great option. I use them on a different rifle brand.
I tried the vertical grip because of the hype. I hated it and sent it back. I find the regular grip to be much more natural for me. If I shot off a bench all the time, I could see the draw to them I guess.
You can choose to give your money to whoever you want. I choose based off of how good a product is that I’m buying.
If you’re sticking to those same moral standards for all companies and products, then you won’t be buying very much of anything. Lol