300 WSM

[Outdoor]

I shoot a Sako grey wolf and used it on Whitetails and been quite happy with results. This November I am hoping to hunt Elk in Montana. As a result, I feel I need to step it up and pay closer attention to a couple of items. Would like some input/direction on what to fine tune to get better groups, what are some of your "go to" first steps you take to achieve this? Right now, for whitetails I have been using Federal brass, Nosler BT 150 grain, 58.5 of 4064. I need this to change obviously.

Open to suggestions...

 

[10XSHOOTER]

180 Nosler Accubonds. H1000 powder.

 

[Infrequent Shooter]

someone is going to ask twist on your rifle?

 

[bobinpa]

WSMs love H4350. My go to load is H4350 behind 180 gr Nosler ballistic tips or Accubonds. They both go to the same POI.

 

[Outdoor]

someone is going to ask twist on your rifle?

1 in 10

 

[Coyotefurharvester]

Easy path, Berger 168 gr classic hunter. Than you can use the left overs for deer. Easy to work up a load with these(not seating depth fussing). If your not sure of your load testing methods. Perform well on game. Another easy to work with bullet(tougher deeper penetrating bullet) Speer grand slam.

 

[mmcu]

The 180 grain Nosler Partition is tough to beat and will work equally well on elk, deer and any other large game you have the opportunity to hunt.

 

[4xforfun]

200, 208, 210, OR 215 BERGER AND H4350 WITH FED 210 PRIMERS