browning2480
WKR
95 grain SST. Bang Flop
This, I've killed a bunch of deer and several truck loads of antelope with the 95 grain Fusion. Its been a great bullet, if they ever go away the 95 grain Ballistic tip will be the back-up.My 243 loved the 95 grain federal fusion….when I could find them. Deer and other game didn’t
This bullet is my "poor mans Partition" and I'm glad to see it continuing to gain favor with hunters. I stocked up on the "Gold Dots" in both my 6,8 SPC "pig rig" and my 260ai. It's bonded, but it expands well (at any distance) and usually comes out the other side (leaving blood I rarely have to follow).This, I've killed a bunch of deer and several truck loads of antelope with the 95 grain Fusion. Its been a great bullet, if they ever go away the 95 grain Ballistic tip will be the back-up.
100 grain interlocks loaded to a reasonable velocity would work perfectly. They also tend to be extremely accurate when loaded in the 2700 fps. range, at least in my experience. I had a Tikka .243 that would cloverleaf 100 grain interlocks all day every day.Lookin for some help on picking a bullet for a 243 for whitetail.. iv never been a fan of the round but starting out my 7yr old boy this yr and hes not ready to handle my 300wsm.. always been a fan of the nosler accubonds or ballistic tips.. is there something else i should be considering for this round? More than likely i wont be reloading for this gun either but can get ammo loaded with accubonds, ballistic tips, eldx, eldm, berger classic and vld
That load is approaching .223/77 TMK territory, I'm sure that's why it's so effective on elk.My wife has killed 5-6 deer with the 243 Precision Hunter 90gr ELDx loads. All broadside shoulder shots, all pass throughs with short recovery and lots of meat damage. I’d rather her have good clean kills with no drama than preserve every oz of meat, so I advise her to wait for good broadsides if possible and shoot the shoulders.
Shoots well out of her 20” pencil thin Howa 1500
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