Check out the “Deceased by Scenar” thread on the campfire.Any experience on game with Scenar 136-L at Creedmoor velocities?
Ok, thanks I will.Check out the “Deceased by Scenar” thread on the campfire.
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143 ELD-X had no issues on an 800lb moose. The shot was a touch high and back, but completely destroyed both lungs.
Thank you! 6.5CM at 140yds. Factory Precision Hunters out of my mostly factory T3XCongratulations! What cartridge , distance?
All with the 6.5CM? Impressive kills!666y, 2,070’ish FPS impact, 130gr Berger OTM Hybrid AR, did not leave his bed-
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801y, 1,850fps impact, 130gr Berger OTM, traveled 70’ish yards-
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606y, 130gr Berger hybrid, 1,850fps impact, traveled around 60 yards maybe-
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676y, 130gr Terminal Ascent, 1,970fps impact, traveled 130’ish yards-
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328y, 130gr TMK, 40’ish yards traveled-
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373y, 143gr ELD-X, less than 10 yards traveled-
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373 or 378y can’t remember exactly, 130gr TMK, 70-80 yards travel-
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I can post more later.
If someone had both 140 Berger Elite Hunters & Hybrid Targets, and 143 ELD-X and 147 ELD-M available what would determine which one to use in a 6.5 out of a 19.5" barrel?
Presuming they all shoot reasonably well (which I'll confirm as soon as they cut the corn out here...)
What terminal performance do you prefer? Immediate upset, or delayed upset?
I'd prefer the shortest possible tracking job. Not personally too hung up on if the bullet is supposed to penetrate 3" then explode, slowly mushroom over 24", etc. Nor do I really have the sample size to really back up what happens.
I like it!All that’s left of the heart and both lungs on a 215lb Northern Whitetail tonight. He ran 5 yards and collapsed.
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.260 Rem 129 Grain SST as always.
Ended up doubling up on a nice doe, both deer were at 225 yards. 2 shots and 2 kills with the new SWFA fixed 6 and the old reliable Tikka.