300 weatherby for deer

[Grouchy]

The Bergers are designed to fragment. They are not my idea of bullets for edible meat.  JMO! 

[Dino82520]

+1

[Lahunter76]

I was concerned about this, until I did a lot of research on how they have done on the longrangehunting forums, have a ton of pics and such on how they do on game. But I am also looking hard at the Hammer all copper bullets, they have a 196gr designed for a 1:10 twist that I am also interested in and will probably be purchasing some as well. I also picked up some H1000 powder also. 

[Weatherby4Me]

I was concerned about this, until I did a lot of research on how they have done on the longrangehunting forums, have a ton of pics and such on how they do on game. But I am also looking hard at the Hammer all copper bullets, they have a 196gr designed for a 1:10 twist that I am also interested in and will probably be purchasing some as well. I also picked up some H1000 powder also.

I'm one of those members at the long range forums. I will not use Bergers. I do not want a bullet that can't break a shoulder if I need to.

The Hammers are a little different. They peel off the front pedals and the base keeps going.

I've recently tried Barnes for the first time and I'm very happy.

[eford]

I tested Hammer bullets with my 308 Win. The 166gn Hammer Hunter prints 2/3” groups so the consistent accuracy is easily there.

[danno50]

Thanks for the accuracy report on the 308 Hammers. Any idea when you'll get to try that load on game? Also a while back you were gonna try the 166 grain Hammer Hunters in the 300 Weatherby, have you had a chance to load any of that ammo yet?