whitetail hunter and no excuses-powder help!!!

[bkwheat28]

I'd try backing the powder down. Try 65 or 70 grains. You may be pushing then to fast and leading things up

Works like a champ!!!! Got my elk yesterday. Went all way through her. My dad and uncle both laughed when I said you all told me to back down to that load. Accurate and deadly!!!!!

 

[dbowling]

got any pictures, recovered bullet maybe?

I'd try backing the powder down. Try 65 or 70 grains. You may be pushing then to fast and leading things up

Works like a champ!!!! Got my elk yesterday. Went all way through her. My dad and uncle both laughed when I said you all told me to back down to that load. Accurate and deadly!!!!!

 

[GM54-120]

I'd try backing the powder down. Try 65 or 70 grains. You may be pushing then to fast and leading things up

Works like a champ!!!! Got my elk yesterday. Went all way through her. My dad and uncle both laughed when I said you all told me to back down to that load. Accurate and deadly!!!!!

65gr of T7 FFFg with a 460gr is more powerful than the original 45/70 or 50/70 loads. Probably more like a 45/90 load actually. Obviously thats plenty to kill an elk or even bison.

 

[bkwheat28]

No bullet....complete pass through. Was hoping to recover one to see but I’ll take the results. No pictures....I’m too computer illiterate to figure out how to add them here

 

[jlynch75]

I've watched guys use lead sleds at the range. They can't get the same grip as using sandbags. They all complain they cannot get gun in zero.

 

[jlynch75]

No bullet....complete pass through. Was hoping to recover one to see but I’ll take the results. No pictures....I’m too computer illiterate to figure out how to add them here

Here is a 464 gn shot from my Whitelighting into the chest of a 8 point deer.