I've helped folks set up rifles in 5-6 calibers with the Superformance ammo. Never had it shoot more than 1.25 MOA, and usually a lot better. Best I have seen with it was a .25-06 that shot .6 MOA with a hot barrel.

Y'all can't shoot those SST's the Mexican Triangle, (which is like the Bermuda one) that sits over Alabama will cause your bullet to blow up in midair ricochet off the button buck's head come straight back at you and YOU WILL shoot yer dern eye out. Not to mention lose the deer with no blood trail.

I'm just repeating what I read on another internet board. I don't have any first hand knowledge of this. Thanks.



Just a piece of advise... most of calibers y'all are shooting can't turn one into jello with an exit wound if you are going to shoot it in the arse. That's called a bad shot angle. Y'all need to start shooting bigger guns if that's the reasoning behind needing a TTSX XYZ Titanum Bullet coating in lithium ion bacon grease. If you are planning on taking arse shots 7 Mag is just a starting point. Ain't no dam way I'd shoot one in the arse with something like a .243 or .25-06 probably not even with a .308. That's still questionable in my opinion.

95gr fusion shot just under 2700fps in one of my rifles. An 80gr ttsx @3450 with superformance performs better with double lung shots. I’ll pass on the magnums, SST’s, and arse shots

They are money out my Xbolt .308 but scatter like buck shot out of my Ruger M77 .280

Blood trail what caliber you using to get that speed from 80gr?

243
Factory ammo is more than adequate. Handloading enables the 243 to come alive. 108gr eldx @3100fps will make a 6.5 creedmore look silly at long range.

Rifle barrels are like women, meaning each one has it's own personality. By hand loading your own cartridges you will find what combination of powder/bullet the barrel will perform to it's highest level of accuracy with.

Factory ammo will, most of the time be more accurate than most of us can shoot but hand loading will always enhance the end results, which is what we are always looking for.

Jerry

I shoot it with the SST bullet in my 270. Best round I have ever used in anything. Accurate as I could possibly want and absolutely devistating on whitetails. Maybe I just got lucky with the gun shooting it straight.... But once it gets to the deer, I have good shot placement. Haha. As mentioned before, don't try to shoot them in the butt. I have shot several deer with it and they all have dropped quickly (or instantly), with exit wounds and great blood trails but the important parts on the inside absolutely destroyed. What more could I want?