Steve Eggers
Well-Known Member
my 260 Rem has been a companion for many years and has put made killing shots feom 10 feet to 400 yards with bullets from 100 -129 grs.
From my personal experiance I have said many times that it was a 300 yard gun.
Now, bear in mind this statement was derived with 100 and 120 gr BTS shooting deer at and past 300 yds.
Now for the past few years I have been using Hornady 129 SPs with great resuts with kills to 243 yards .
Now for the question.
I shot a doe this weekend at around 160 yards. I recoverd the bullet and it was 73 gr out of 129 gr
With this information would the bullet perform better at longer distances when it slowed down and retained more weight?
From my personal experiance I have said many times that it was a 300 yard gun.
Now, bear in mind this statement was derived with 100 and 120 gr BTS shooting deer at and past 300 yds.
Now for the past few years I have been using Hornady 129 SPs with great resuts with kills to 243 yards .
Now for the question.
I shot a doe this weekend at around 160 yards. I recoverd the bullet and it was 73 gr out of 129 gr
With this information would the bullet perform better at longer distances when it slowed down and retained more weight?