300 PRC ammo choice

[Airohunter]

I generally use the 225 ELDM in mine but went with the 190CX, I wanted a deep penetrating bullet for the Moose or a Grizz in self defense. I knew I wouldn't be shooting long distances so I wasn't worried about the BC or expansion. Bullets performed great, absolutely no complaints.
It did take about ten rounds for the CX to start grouping out of my barrel, I have heard there's some voodoo
going from a mono to a solid and in my experience it's valid.

 

[Jim1187]

Contrary to rokslide wisdom most moose are probably tipped over with a 180 grain soft point of roughly .308 diameter, usually a factory offering from the big 3. Until the 90s Dominion and Imperial(Canadian made ammo)may have had an edge and 200ish grain offerings were second. At the end of the day shot placement is most important. However, I am a fan of partitions for moose. Cartridge doesn't matter. They just go together, like peanut butter and chocolate. I'll leave a little accuracy on the table in favor of higher chance of an exit for moose.
Your guide probably favors the idea of 2 leaking holes and shots as close as possible.

 

[Athens]

cant go wrong with a accubond we have used them for a long time no complaints.

 

[Gpw]

If your concerned with crossing the border with reloads, put them in a factory ammo box.

 

[rootacres]

The 215 Berger is a nasty unit. When I had my PRC that's what I used. On the other end of the spectrum I have family that used Hammers on brown bear and TTSX on elk. Hammers have been very accurate for me. The TTSX performed well and big, heavy hided animals.

 

[AndrewMT34]

I have a Seekins 300 PRC, it loves the 225 ELDM.

 

[AndrewMT34]

I would have preferred to use the 215 bergers but was unable to find any for like 7 months so ended up with the 225 ELDMs.