Best 180 grain 30-06 ammo

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1/4” at 100 is meaningless at 600. Find a load that groups at distance and it’ll take care of the close stuff.
Let me explain something 1/4 moa at 100 yards is 1 moa at 400 1 1/4 at 500. Now that's will vary bc of wind and alot of other factors. But I don't shoot any rifle that is not sub moa at 100 yards. That would be stupid.
 

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Let me explain something 1/4 moa at 100 yards is 1 moa at 400 1 1/4 at 500. Now that's will vary bc of wind and alot of other factors. But I don't shoot any rifle that is not sub moa at 100 yards. That would be stupid.

1/4 moa at 100 is 1 moa at 400? I agree with that, 4" groups (1 moa) at 400 is about right.
 
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ive shot 180 Hornady whitetail for years. always done the job. this year i shot a buck facing me at about 120 yards. pulled shot slightly and missed the frontal. Hit ribs and bullet ended up in hip socket. the bullet had separated from the jacket. I think it was due to the way the bullet hit multiple ribs head on vs broadside.

Personally ive also shot the 150 grs. and i prefer them but found a good deal on the 180s and bought 10 boxes so thats what ive been shooting
 
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ive shot 180 Hornady whitetail for years. always done the job. this year i shot a buck facing me at about 120 yards. pulled shot slightly and missed the frontal. Hit ribs and bullet ended up in hip socket. the bullet had separated from the jacket. I think it was due to the way the bullet hit multiple ribs head on vs broadside.

Personally ive also shot the 150 grs. and i prefer them but found a good deal on the 180s and bought 10 boxes so thats what ive been shooting.
Sounds like a good bullet might have to try some.
 

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Let me explain something 1/4 moa at 100 yards is 1 moa at 400 1 1/4 at 500. Now that's will vary bc of wind and alot of other factors. But I don't shoot any rifle that is not sub moa at 100 yards. That would be stupid.
If you substituted "inches" for your use of "MOA", your statement would be correct.

Barring other factors, 1/4 MOA = 1/4 MOA, no matter how far. That's the value of using "MOA".
 

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Let me explain something 1/4 moa at 100 yards is 1 moa at 400 1 1/4 at 500. Now that's will vary bc of wind and alot of other factors. But I don't shoot any rifle that is not sub moa at 100 yards. That would be stupid.

That’s not how moa works.


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