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Why does the 220 grain . 30-06 load still exist? - 24hourcampfire I have a few boxes of Winchester silvertip 220 grain 30-06 ammo that I picked up cheap several years ago I have never used them for any serious hunting But was considering using them for moose, bear or elk at typical bush ranges, well under 200 yds My usual load of 180 grain Nosler Partition or a 180 Speer Grand Slam has always worked well, and given deep penetration My only experience
What is it about the older win silvertip bullets. . . That many here seem to crave Talking about the semi blunt aluminum capped (or so they look) tipped 30 Cal bullets Seems like every time they come up for sale people jump really hard and quick Did they have some sort of accuracy magic or just perform fantastic on game? Or do we just h
old school Winchester silvertip bullets? - 24hourcampfire The "old school" Silvertip could be a decent bullet--if the jacket was heavy enough, but that apparently depended on what Winchester decided to do that decade I have seen them expand perfectly on bigger game at relatively high velocities, and come apart on small big game at moderate velocities
The old Winchester SilverTip Bullet - 24hourcampfire The old Silvertip was, in some models and some calibers, very reliable In others it was a catastrophe You never knew until you shot something I have a friend who's shot dozens of elk with 130 Silvertips in the 270 His father bought 1000 of them way back when and they're very reliable: expand and penetrate just like Nosler Partitions