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I've been using the .300 Win Mag on everything for 14 years now. I have taken a number of deer with it, and it will obviously do the job. However, I tend to be a fan of heavier bullets ...

Here is a picture of the 200 grain Nosler Accubond I retrieved from my elk. Next to it is a virgin bullet.

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Here is my 2004 opening day buck. It was taken with a .300 Winchester Magnum shooting 200 grain Accubonds over a healthy charge of H1000 Razz

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When they can be found relatively easy, I love to shoot Jack rabbits. Fun to shoot, good practice...and you don't have to do anything with them. Razz

Sounds like good success so far. I shot a nice 4x4 mule deer on opening day. Shot him so it was all downhill to the truck. That was the icing on the cake. When I figure out how to post a picture I ...

I absolutely love the new Nosler Accubonds. When they came out I wanted to load them in my .300 Winchester Magnum, but they only came out with the 200 grainer that year. I decided to try it anyway. ...

I shoot a Ruger 77 in .243 Winchester. It has a leupy 3x9 on it and I am shooting 55 grain nosler ballistic tips out of it at high velocity. If you don't care about the pelts this is a good way to g ...

It was dark within an hour of game time. Besides the fact that it was about 10 degrees outside, and not many varmints out this time of year.

Thanks, just wondering. No hurry, just a good resource to draw from.

I used to have a link to a reloading data page that people could get information from as well as record information from they're own loads. When I tried to go in there the last time I was directed he ...