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

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Got my 2 lbs, I figure around 600 rounds and I'm only sitting on 400 tmks, so it should do for a while.
 
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As I remember a couple in the hind quarters and the rest scattered through the front quarters and neck.
As he was a 5x5 on the downhill slide of life, he was likely over 10 years old and the bullets had been with him for a number of years. Nothing was fresh.
 

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Well, the .338 bullets were ineffective too:ROFLMAO:

I wonder what he uses these days? 400NE for coyotes up to whitetail, and a 600NE for mule deer to moose, and an RPG for anything bigger…
Well, said he had trouble with 7 mag and 175s, his buddy found a pound of bullets in every caliber in one of those armored elk..... 50 BMG maybe 🤔
 
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Well, said he had trouble with 7 mag and 175s, his buddy found a pound of bullets in every caliber in one of those armored elk..... 50 BMG maybe 🤔
The BMG is not a bad deer cartridge, as long as you keep your shots close and only take broadside shots… same shots you would take with a bow… better than the pea shooters like a 338 lapua

Expect to do some tracking though 😉

Both are great for sage rats
 
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I never said I had trouble with my 7. One cripple in over 60 elk proves the point. And I caught him two hours later. I just said they damn tough and you better shoot carefully and use a big enough gun. I don't like irritating metal in my steaks.
 

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