Load data for 300wsm?

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Looking at working something up for a Elk trip in Rangely , Co in 2018.

Any advice on what to look at?

I am leaning towards the Hornady 165gr or 180gr Interlocks

Any other suggestions or got a recipe that has worked well?

Thanks


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180 accubond over H4350, I4350, or RL17. My brother is getting really good consistency with his 300wsm and H4831sc. But I'd definitely stick with the 180 Accubond in this caliber, bar none
 
I'm using h4831sc and a 200gr accubond. Have gotten good accuracy with the 180 accubond and h4350 and imr4451. I just happened to find a good load at max with the 4831sc and 200gr accubond pushing it around 2900fps. Should be a hammer on elk. The 180 would be fine as well.
 
Just like has been advised already, I'd recommend starting with one of the 4350 powders. I personally use 150 gr NAB's in my 300WSM, over AA4350. Nets under .750MOA @ 100 yds.
 
We have seen more bullet failures on large game with clients using hornady bullets than any other brand. Jacket seperation or total fragmentation is the most common. I believe the nosler accubond would serve you well and there are numerous high quality bullet manufacturers on the market now.
 
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I shoot the 150 barnes tsx over RL17 for 3,350 fps in a Montana and two Brownings.

Extremely accurate in those 3.
 
1st elk, using 165 TSX, missed about 40 yards, he was one in a group of about 50 elk that tried to trample me at almost 10,000 ft.. .. Scared me to death.. 1st bullet missed and by the time i could get a 2nd shot off he was about 250 yards quartering away running down a mountain.. Hit him in too far back in right side and it traveled up through him, stopping in his neck. It was a terrible shot, and not an immediate kill, but end result the same. He went another 100 yards before going down. Bullet did lots of internal damage, and although I did not weigh it, you could tell it retained a lot of its weight

2nd elk, using 168 TTSX, was standing broadside at 300 yards with a herd. Shot him right behind shoulder, through both lungs, exited the other side.. He dropped 15 yards from where I shot him. Entry and exit hole was small, but destroyed his lungs

killed a nice deer with my 300 wsm this year, again using 168 TTSX. Shot was about 60 yards and it left a huge exit wound. I could easily put a coke can through his ribs on the exiting side.
 
Hornady has there super perf powder that is pretty awesome, gives u ranges and bullet weight. Works great in my custom rem

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tndanny":71h61kcu said:
Hornady has there super perf powder that is pretty awesome, gives u ranges and bullet weight. Works great in my custom rem

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No offense, but your post is irrelevant. Obvious you do not reload.

If I'm wrong, can you post your actual load data?

Thanks-

Judd
 
Pick a bullet heavy for caliber. I shot my first bull with 300 winmag and 150 Hornady sp. Learned my lesson with following shot. No exit, both behind shoulder at 75 yards. Cup and core I would use 180 or larger. My gun liked Speer 165 gr grand slam. Not slick, but efficient. Accubond and Partition work well, my son has used 270 wsm on 4 with the 140 gr. ab. If you have been, you know shots are 50yds-whatever your comfortable. I always make sure the rifle is on and shoot from what I will shoot off of when I go.
 
ewc":383z6757 said:
tndanny":383z6757 said:
Hornady has there super perf powder that is pretty awesome, gives u ranges and bullet weight. Works great in my custom rem

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No offense, but your post is irrelevant. Obvious you do not reload.

If I'm wrong, can you post your actual load data?

Thanks-

Judd
Apparently you dont know what super performance powder is then. Hell I must not and I use it ! But since I dont reload good luck pal.

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ewc":30o332c9 said:
tndanny":30o332c9 said:
Hornady has there super perf powder that is pretty awesome, gives u ranges and bullet weight. Works great in my custom rem

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No offense, but your post is irrelevant. Obvious you do not reload.

If I'm wrong, can you post your actual load data?

Thanks-

Judd

FYI it is a reloading powder. you can buy it. https://www.midwayusa.com/product/10091 ... ess-powder
 
Thanks guys for all the replies and help. I am having trouble. Please see my other post.

The groups are not what I expected at 100yds.

Any advise on how to tighten these up?


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