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Posts: 51246 | Location: Chinook, Montana | Registered: 01 January 2004Reply With Quote
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I think a 60 gr Nozler partition would do it.I have seen this bullet take down Moose.Matter of fact National Geographic just had a program about Moose in Urban areas.The Animal Control Officers in Stockholm Sweden use a Ruger Mo..77-22 Hornet.They use a 35 Gr. V Max and use head shots.They go right down.I have personally seen Inuit Hunters take down Moose with 223 using 55 Gr. ball.Have a nice day Big Grin
 
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I used a 70gr TSX, dropped her dead in her tracks.

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Don't know about the bullet, but a friend of mine keeps talking about building a 22 Eargesplitten Loudenboomer. Should work pretty well on elk.

 
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Check with Michael458 I bet he'd say BBW#13 62gr. That little bullet gives a $hitload of penetration, probably from stem to stern!


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This has been discussed on accuratereloading.com before. I think the questions has been adequately answered:

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Maybe one of those long carbon ones, with feathers...
 
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150gr .228Barnes QuickTwist


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Easton 2216


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