.223 for bear, mountain goat, deer, elk, and moose.

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Does anyone, maybe Form, have data that the 77 OTM is better vs the 75 on deer? Im gonna order a few cases of AAC 77 as it's currently cheaper than the 75.
 

PsRpOiGrRiAtM

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Does anyone, maybe Form, have data that the 77 OTM is better vs the 75 on deer? Im gonna order a few cases of AAC 77 as it's currently cheaper than the 75.
It's been stated repeatedly that the OTM bullets, specifically Sierras, are inconsistent in their upset. They might be devastating, or they might pencil through. If that's all you have, maybe aim for neck or shoulder to increase the chances of frag/upset or at least immobilization.
 

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Obviously the heated ones have more energy.

We used to DREAM of heated box blinds ...


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Laurel from this week’s MN outdoor news ain’t havin it!

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Dear Mr Linder,
Out here we call these elk not varmints.
And we prefer to shoot them in the heart/lung area not the legs.
223/77TMK combo at 350 yards.
One shot. Dead. Zero meat destroyed.
( No LEDs or elevated heated stands were used in the killing of this animal)
 

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