deer hunting
308 What round should definitely be used for deer hunting?
I want to hunt deer for meat. Not the trophy. I have one, 308 Remington. What type of grain and round should I use for minimal meat damage? Ide will reload later on the road too. What would be the preferred setup for my type of hunting? Powder type and quantity, primer, bullet, all other variables?
I always recommend a customs-core or controlled expansion bullet for game, even deer. I use the Nosler Accu-Bond and the Barnes Triple Shock bullets 30.06 and my 300 WSM, and I have absolute confidence in both out to 400 meter (hand loads). This type of bullets retained in the vicinity of their mass, not to fragment and have dynamic terminal effectiveness. , 308 the diameter of the 165-180 grain bullets give the best part densities and ballistic Coefficients without loss of speed. With a 308 pattern you want to stay with 165 more, with 180 grain bullets and short neck impingement case you get meals and declining performance when used Sammi COL lengths. You could use 150 grain, but I've always had more luck with 165s in 30 gauges for consistent accuracy and performance. What bullet design, for me the standard cup and core bullets just do not look so good when I started reloading, and how he Nosler Ballistic Tip is too fragile for my taste. After using the Accu-Bonds I trust them with friends and use the Barnes on an African hunting and my by a buffalo on one (we bought, not hunting) they are 100% effective on deer, elk, Cape Buffalo, everything. As for minimum meat damage, which comes with a shot of a good ball placement. Many standard bullets to expand rapidly, some in the vicinity of an explosive, so there is a lot of kinetic energy transferred to the top in instead of deeper into the private parts. If you look at the video Barnes, that the position of the deer, directly behind the front "ham" and about 1 / 3 of the chest is ideal for take heart, lungs, aortic arch, and many times the Barnes will "insist on" giving an exit wound, but they are not large. Perfect bullet performance brings 100% of the energy in the animal, so the ball ends at the opposite ribs, but output is not a bad thing most of the time. Most of the balls in the second link are aligned core or Barnes and Barnes Varmint Grenades will also target to expand for explosive varmint. Reload What specific information, you must reload 2 or 3 and then reference manuals loads to cross the ball and the powder supplier for a good supplier of security and places to start. Never trust the mine, Bob's your uncle or someone else reload information until you verify. With that said, BL-C (2), Varget, IMR 4064 are good powders to start. I use CCI Large Rifle primers, but introductions are what ever you can get these days, and usually not critical in a hunting round.
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