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I would look for a bedding problem first. My 270 wsm wouldn't shoot much under 2" at 100 yds with the factory remington stock. Put a hogue pillar bedded stock on, and it groups around 1/2" at 100. I will usually put 60 rounds through it in around 2 hrs. and it still shoots around 1/2".

Of the two you listed I would pick the accubond. I shoot the 130 swift scirocco and the 129 barnes lrx out of my 270 wsm and would highly recommend either.

Same thing happened to my minox 15x58's one of the barrels came loose from the body. Sent them to minox and they fixed them for free no questions asked.

I load the barnes 250 gr ttsx in my h&h. Would be very comfortable out to 600 yds on an elk.

I spent two seasons in sitka and hiked all over those mountains. Never found a blacktail shed but it was probably the most beautiful place I've been.

Yes remington has a factory load. I reload my own and have used it on several coues bucks out to 500 yds. All fell where they stood and had very little meat damage.

I'd go with the remington ammo loaded with the 180 gr swift scirocco.

Make sure you get the warranty! You'll need it! Just sent three of them to the shop for repair. Two are less than three months old. Not what I expect from honda.

I've been in Plainview Tx. for the last month. I didn't think there could be a place on earth that could make me miss Williston, but I've found it! Driving through palo duro canyon has been the only highlight of this trip.

Prairie rattlesnake

I would go for the fireball. I've only shot one cooper rifle in 22-250 and as far as accuracy it was everything you could ever hope for.

Leupolds will stand up to just about anything you can throw at them. I've seen them on guns that the recoil will throw 50 lbs of shot off a lead sled and have not seen one broken yet.

It would be a good choice for heli hog hunting!

I have no experience with it, but read about someone from Barnes testing there 120gr bullet they make for the blk out. They claim they took a black bear at 300 yds cleanly, and the bullet penetrated 20".

You might call ten-x they load for the 25-35. It will be cowboy action ammo loaded with lead bullets, but it does go bang. Before I started loading for my 38-55 I was always on the hunt for ammo and ten -x was usually easier to find than winchester. Legendary guns in phx is a ten-x dealer.

Yeah looks like it would be pretty hard unless that log was there before.

I've found a few deer underground. They usually have some help from a lion getting there.

My vote would be for the 700 especially if your planing to customize later. You can find everything for the 700 easy. I have a ruger american compact and the bolt does not cycle very well, kind of hangs up in some spots. Shoots ok other than that.

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Cal ranch had them as well

Accubond is easily the best in that line up. Core loc second

Get the rockchucker kit. Learn to reload on that first. If you shot a ton of pistol and Ar stuff you may want to add a progressive press later. You can load accurate quality ammo on both but its usually easier to do on a single stage.

How could you pass that up? I always wanted a chance to spit in his face.

130gr swift scirocco, 65 gr of Rl-22, fed 215M primer, winchester brass. I'm getting 1/2 moa and have killed 4 coues bucks between 300 and 500 yds. None have taken a step after the shot.