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Thread: Black bear calibre/ammo

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    Quote Originally Posted by MikePal View Post
    I have a 1.5" thick (135lb) steel plate at the 100 yds panel. The 174 gr 303 (FMJ) doesn't dimple it much.....but the 165 gr (Vital Shok) 308 leaves a crater. I was surprised, but pics proves out.

    Top two .303 (steel jacket fused)... bottom three .308

    Looks like the 303 FMJ punched holes thru, or maybe it's just the lighting.
    Take the warning labels off. Darwin will solve the problem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Snowwalker View Post
    Looks like the 303 FMJ punched holes thru, or maybe it's just the lighting.
    your right does look like that, but Like it says, it's just the jacket metal fused to the plate

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bear13 View Post
    303.....180 grains.....from short distances its a cannon
    All relative, we were shooting at 200 yards with no issues, that would be long range in most Ontario deer hunting circles . Farmers fields, not quite that long range, ha ha.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fox View Post
    All relative, we were shooting at 200 yards with no issues, that would be long range in most Ontario deer hunting circles . Farmers fields, not quite that long range, ha ha.
    They are here in this part of Ontario, ha ha. and longer!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fox View Post
    All relative, we were shooting at 200 yards with no issues, that would be long range in most Ontario deer hunting circles . Farmers fields, not quite that long range, ha ha.
    Quote Originally Posted by jaycee View Post
    They are here in this part of Ontario, ha ha. and longer!
    Long range is relative to your calibre as well.

    .22Lr 50 yards is a good poke.
    100 yards is long range.

    .223/5.56 100 to 200 yards is a good
    poke.
    300 yards is long Range.

    .308. 300 yards is a good poke.
    500 is a long poke.
    500+ your doing some math.
    Take the warning labels off. Darwin will solve the problem.

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    My go to is my .303 with 180gr winchester power points.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahoma41 View Post
    My go to is my .303 with 180gr winchester power points.
    Good go to ..battle proven !!

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    .308 Hornady 150gn American Whitetail

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    270 Sako hammerhead 156 grain
    12 g Remington AccuTip
    Things that fly turn me on

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    12ga with rifled barrel
    Remington accutip sabot slugs

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