That's a great track record. Too bad Nosler AB got so expensive and hard to find.Based on my testing on about 150 dead pigs and 40 whitetail does, the 130 AB is a legitimate rock star killer.
That's a great track record. Too bad Nosler AB got so expensive and hard to find.Based on my testing on about 150 dead pigs and 40 whitetail does, the 130 AB is a legitimate rock star killer.
I agree. $30/50 is higher than I’m use to paying for them. The 130s become available from time to time. The 140s are available now, if you don’t mind cannelures.That's a great track record. Too bad Nosler AB got so expensive and hard to find.
I have a new 6.5CM tikka T3 lite in a KRG Bravo. It shoots the 147 eldm and 130 tmk equally well with 1 1/8” 10 shot groups.
My most of my hunting is white tail deer with shots 20-200 yards most in the 80-150 range.
What do you guys think? I’m wanting to settle on one and buy up a barrels worth of brass, powder, and bullets
Is your concern meat damage? I moved more and more towards a soft fragmenting bullet in my previous rifle that was a .308win. I only saw better and better on game performance.Myself and buds have killed a fair sample size with the 147ELD. Several elk, MD and WT, as well as antelope. It’s worked well at all ranges used, and exits more often than not. In fact, I hadn’t caught any until last season- 2 in the same elk @ 591M. It’s a great projectile, slips wind like few others and great terminal performance.
That said, if the OPs shots are all under 200Y, I’d personally pick a different projectile.
Good luck with whatever you choose.
Yeah. But really, It’s not even that the 147ELD has been all that destructive. At least at CM velocities. Just more than my preferred mono, the 127LRX. Which I limit to 350-400M.Is your concern meat damage? I moved more and more towards a soft fragmenting bullet in my previous rifle that was a .308win. I only saw better and better on game performance.
As I said above I am very color blind and would much rather lose a shoulder of meat than not mind a deer.