Hidenseekpro
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First big disclaimer; I do not own a 6X45...yet. It's the only item on the very short list of new uppers I have planned.
That said, I've been researching .243 bullets and found what I hope will be my "go to." Midway lists the 80gr Speer Deepcurl as coming soon in 6mm. It is the same bullet construction as used in the 64gr .223 Gold Dot ammunition I run for coyotes. I've had awesome, no-fail performance on coyotes at all ranges and from any angle.
I even used it on a mule deer that showed up when I snuck away to call coyotes during my 2010 mule deer hunt. I shot the deer behind the shoulder at 70-some, almost 80 yards and got massive damage and a complete pass through. After that shot, he was dead,but not down. I gave him another one through the shoulders. That little bullet broke both shoulders and exited the far side. I realize that's only two shots, but the performance was exemplary.
Needless to sy, the 80gr Deepcurl will end up in some of the first rounds I load for my new 6X45.
That said, I've been researching .243 bullets and found what I hope will be my "go to." Midway lists the 80gr Speer Deepcurl as coming soon in 6mm. It is the same bullet construction as used in the 64gr .223 Gold Dot ammunition I run for coyotes. I've had awesome, no-fail performance on coyotes at all ranges and from any angle.
I even used it on a mule deer that showed up when I snuck away to call coyotes during my 2010 mule deer hunt. I shot the deer behind the shoulder at 70-some, almost 80 yards and got massive damage and a complete pass through. After that shot, he was dead,but not down. I gave him another one through the shoulders. That little bullet broke both shoulders and exited the far side. I realize that's only two shots, but the performance was exemplary.
Needless to sy, the 80gr Deepcurl will end up in some of the first rounds I load for my new 6X45.