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Nosler E Tip vs Moose
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180 Nosler ETIP, 300 RUM, 3370 MV.
Shots from 395 to 410 yrds with rangefinder.
2 shots were pass throughs, heart and neck shot. 3 recovered from moose under off side hide.

All bullets weighted from 178.2 to 178.6 after they were cleaned up.

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OUTSTANDING !!!!

Lets see some pics of Bullwinkle and hear the story!!


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Does the E tip blow off its front end like the Barnes X and TSX at close range?

I dont know. Never shot any? But the Barnes sure would at close range.

Great shooting.

What did Bullwinkle do at each shot???

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Thanks All.

My partner was behind me watching and he said he thought the first shot was the heart shot, pass through. The bull took off and I continued to shoot. Three more hits, one neck in front of shoulder, pass through, shoulder blade, found under off hide, quartering found in hind quarter, then he turned even more towards me. Final shot into chest slightly angled, inside shoulder, neck, found under hide opposite side. Dropped instantly then. I always continue to shoot until I know they're down for good regardless of where I think they're hit.

The rifle is a Rem 700 AWR, 300 RUM, I bedded it, free floated the barrel, installed a high speed firing pin, Jewel trigger, topped with a 2.5-10 Leupold LPS.
Shoots E Tips into .5 to .6 MOA with Retumbo and Fed 215M.

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Bullets did well. What do you estimate the impact velocity was?

That was a tough moose.


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He only moved about 35-40 yards from the first shot to the last. I didn't connect with major bone structure (clipped a should blade)or he wouldn.t have went that far.

Impact valocity was just over 2600 fps.
 
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Dont stop shootin till he drops BOOM
Or your out of ammo
 
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Swedish thinking:

1 shot with 6.5 X 55

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Originally posted by ar corey:
Swedish thinking:

1 shot with 6.5 X 55

Gotta save on ammo I guess. Smiler


One more time: "The 6.5x55 is the 243Win of swedish moose hunting" it is the smallest LEGAL cartridge.

while "popular" in sweden for moose hunting it's only #1 because the other cartridges used for the purpose don't individually outnumber the 6.5x55 users.


While the 6.5x55 is still the most popular chambering the most popular bore size is a 30caliber, typically chambered for a 30-06 or 300mag.


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