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Thanks for the input guys. I'm surprised to hear that about the ELDX. I know gel isnt a great test on hunting performance but sure thought the ELDX looked better the Accubond LR. I know the LR isnt as tough as the standard Accubond
The bear was 215 yards,1 deer was at 800 yards and the other was at 475 yards.All came apart and a piece about the size of a dime very thin was all that was left on all 3
Quote from: zwickeyman on November 21, 2020, 11:19:02 AMThanks for the input guys. I'm surprised to hear that about the ELDX. I know gel isnt a great test on hunting performance but sure thought the ELDX looked better the Accubond LR. I know the LR isnt as tough as the standard AccubondI've had zero issues with the Accubond LR. Performed well on every animal I've used it on.
Wow surprised all the negative reviews on the eldx, have hit many animals at high and low velocity and have performed flawlessly(elk, bear, muleys). Full pass through, with good expansion never needed a second round. Very similar to an accubond if not better.
Congratulations on the new rifle. I don't have a dog in this fight. I just admire the PRC chamberings and want to tag along.
Could be velocity related, it would be interesting to see what fps at the animal resulted in good or bad results.It also could be placement, bone vs muscle.
Quote from: Stein on November 21, 2020, 02:53:18 PMCould be velocity related, it would be interesting to see what fps at the animal resulted in good or bad results.It also could be placement, bone vs muscle.most likely is speed related but that what their biggest selling point was on the eldx.any velocity up too at any range.
6.5 Berger Elite Hunter 140 grain. .606 BC.
Quote from: Oh Mah on November 21, 2020, 05:23:51 PMQuote from: Stein on November 21, 2020, 02:53:18 PMCould be velocity related, it would be interesting to see what fps at the animal resulted in good or bad results.It also could be placement, bone vs muscle.most likely is speed related but that what their biggest selling point was on the eldx.any velocity up too at any range.It is more than likely a bone or density issue. 300 yard shot on a moose with only hitting one offside rib and it was a clean pass through. The neck shot on the same moose fragmented in the neck of the moose. The bear I did not recover was a high shoulder shot at 500 yards. I watched impact and it hit right where it needed. I don't think the bullet made it through the bone, I think it grenaded causing onside hair to blow off it and bled very little for about 100 yards before it went dry. I watched the bear walk off without a limp (after the initial bolt and run for 15 yards). The moose at 40 yards may be speed related. They did hit onside rib. That bullet is pushing 2880 fps out of my 300 win mag and didn't loose much velocity in the 40 yards. Still well within the speeds if should perform in my opinion.
Quote from: jrebel on November 21, 2020, 05:59:34 PMQuote from: Oh Mah on November 21, 2020, 05:23:51 PMQuote from: Stein on November 21, 2020, 02:53:18 PMCould be velocity related, it would be interesting to see what fps at the animal resulted in good or bad results.It also could be placement, bone vs muscle.most likely is speed related but that what their biggest selling point was on the eldx.any velocity up too at any range.It is more than likely a bone or density issue. 300 yard shot on a moose with only hitting one offside rib and it was a clean pass through. The neck shot on the same moose fragmented in the neck of the moose. The bear I did not recover was a high shoulder shot at 500 yards. I watched impact and it hit right where it needed. I don't think the bullet made it through the bone, I think it grenaded causing onside hair to blow off it and bled very little for about 100 yards before it went dry. I watched the bear walk off without a limp (after the initial bolt and run for 15 yards). The moose at 40 yards may be speed related. They did hit onside rib. That bullet is pushing 2880 fps out of my 300 win mag and didn't loose much velocity in the 40 yards. Still well within the speeds if should perform in my opinion. Not arguing as it really does not msatter to mre but a bullet should not have a clean pass through at 300 yards on a moose after hitting 1 rib.........just saying.
I just picked up a 6.5 PRC and will be reloading for it. Looking for first hand hunting experience with a hunting bullet in this caliber. I'm a big Partition fan but might raise the BC to the ELDX or Accubond long rangeThanks in advance
The 140 grain AB shoots very well out of my 26
I settled on RL-25 behind the 127LRX in my 6.5PRC, smoked a cow elk in Idaho in early October.
Quote from: Caseknife on November 29, 2020, 08:50:20 AMI settled on RL-25 behind the 127LRX in my 6.5PRC, smoked a cow elk in Idaho in early October.What velocity were you pushing those?
Quote from: zwickeyman on November 29, 2020, 09:35:30 AMQuote from: Caseknife on November 29, 2020, 08:50:20 AMI settled on RL-25 behind the 127LRX in my 6.5PRC, smoked a cow elk in Idaho in early October.What velocity were you pushing those?Right at 3200fps.