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Choosing The Right Long Range Hunting Bullet

One of our latest newsletters featured an article on choosing the right long range hunting bullet. Check out the newsletter by clicking on the words long range hunting bullet.

10 Responses to “Choosing The Right Long Range Hunting Bullet”

  1. Craig Moreno says:

    I would like to see you come out with a .375 250 grain MRX

  2. David Ohlinger says:

    I would like to see lead free round balls for california ML hunting.

  3. RON DAGGETT says:

    I WOULD LIKE TO SEE A TIPPED 375 GR 52 CALIBER BULLET FOR THE KNIGHT MUZZLELOADER

  4. William McElroy says:

    I am a fan of the 375 Winchester round. would love to see a 250 grain and a 275 grain flat nose with or with out lead for this round.
    A 150-175 grain flat nose would work too.

  5. I would like to see the .358 cal. 225 gr. made with a boattail. And return the .358 cal. 250 gr. spitzer & solid . Return the 358 S.T.A., 250 Savage and 22 Hornet reloadind data.

  6. Joe Bobby says:

    I would like to see a 220gr MRX bullet in 30 cal.

  7. Dennis Mincey says:

    I’d like to see a 180-185 gr. spitzer solid boat tail for long range precision shooting, and a 200-220 gr. banded solid flat point for deep penetration on large and/or dangerous game.

    A 7mm 154-160 gr. BT spitzer solid would be great for long range precision shooting too.

  8. Dan Wininger says:

    I would like to see a 100 gr spitzer/boat tail for the .243. Something like the old X bullet again.

  9. Kevin Madsen says:

    I would like to see a MRX bullet in 8mm especially in the 150-170 gr range. It would make the 8mm’s (including the 325 WSM) more of a multi-purpose gun versus being more usefull on elk and larger or dangerous game.

    I totally appriciate the new bullet for the 8mm – Tipped TSX 160gr. It is a great addition for those wth 8mm’s. It may become my bullet of choice for pronghorn antelope, deer, and cow elk at longer ranges.

    A 8mm MRX around 220 gr would really bring out the full potential of the 8mm Rem Mag, Plus it might be short enough to increase the preformance of the 325 WSM as the bullet would take up less case volume.

  10. i would like to see a 257 weatherby barnes-tsx or x-bullet in a 117 grain option, here in laredo, in deep southwest texas the thick brush is unforgiving and a little heaver bullet can really make a huge difference in recovering your trophy of a lifetime.

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