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Re: Hornady SST vs ELD- X
[Re: Goatkiller]
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11/06/17 09:03 AM
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BrentM
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Mr. Turkey
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I couldn't tell you how many I've killed with 7mm 140 Nosler BT in 7mm-08, 7-30 Waters and/or .308/30-06 165 Nosler BT.
Let's just call it a train car load.
At those speeds they are probably pretty wonderful whitetail bullets. I think the people who have problems with them are the ones that try to push them way too fast out of magnum rifles.
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