I have a 1-10 twist 308 and was thinking of trying some 165 grain accubonds do you think they will work or should I go with a 180 grain. Thanks Ryan
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Re: 308 bullets
Yes. (either should be fine)
Yes. (either should be fine)
Re: 308 bullets
I would say get a box of each and give em a try fire a couple groups at 100 and say 200 or 300 then see how your rifle eats both rounds.
I would say get a box of each and give em a try fire a couple groups at 100 and say 200 or 300 then see how your rifle eats both rounds.
Re: 308 bullets
I shoot 175gr from southwest ammo out of my 1:10 and have had great success. If your not reloading, these rounds and this company is the way to go. You should really check them out, they're reputation on here speaks for itself here.
I shoot 175gr from southwest ammo out of my 1:10 and have had great success. If your not reloading, these rounds and this company is the way to go. You should really check them out, they're reputation on here speaks for itself here.
Re: 308 bullets
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bigry</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have a 1-10 twist 308 and was thinking of trying some 165 grain accubonds do you think they will work or should I go with a 180 grain. Thanks Ryan</div></div>
Are you hunting deer sized animals or larger? Just deer the 165 or 150 would work fine.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bigry</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have a 1-10 twist 308 and was thinking of trying some 165 grain accubonds do you think they will work or should I go with a 180 grain. Thanks Ryan</div></div>
Are you hunting deer sized animals or larger? Just deer the 165 or 150 would work fine.
