youngbuck

i use the hornady books the most (the two pack) it is a little more money than some of the others but they have a ton of info in them. The second book calculates bullet drop from every bullet with just about any speed obtainable. it also has alot of the newer rounds in it (WSM's WSSM"S ultra's) The intro is great. It has a ton of color pictures on how to get started. The sportsmans wharehouse sometimes has an opened one on the shelf.

i recently purchased a 300 ultra, rem 700, mostly for coues and lopes, maybe a few muleys. I have also started recearching bullet choices. i know i want a 180'ish gr. for the best BC i can get. i have been looking at the hornady SST, nosler balistic tip, nosler partition, swift scriacco. I've decided against the barnes tripple shock. I know they shoot great but i know people who havent had the greatest luck on coues w/ them.any info would help thanx

i have a 223 wssm and varmit call alot, and it will do a number on yotes. even at 300 yards. I shoot a 55 gr v-max at a lil under 4000fps, faster than a 220 swift, I always thought about it for coues but never have used it, I know the 25-06 does great on coues. My 25-06 has shot 3 coues and 1 lope w/ 100 gr core-lokt's.I can't complain about that caliber one bit, it also shot a couple of mulies and one javelina

thnx for the info guys, i'll probably have to look harder at the accubond and the tsx, i also just saw that they are making a 165 gr. triple shock in the 300 for 2006