What is your favourite bullet for .300WM Deer/Vermin.

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What is your favourite bullet for .300WM Deer/Vermin.

#1 Post by Ovenpaa »

Anyone have a favourite bullet for .300WM, it needs to be suitable for mostly Roe Deer and Fox and readily available.
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Re: What is your favourite bullet for .300WM Deer/Vermin.

#2 Post by dodgyrog »

180gr soft point always works well.
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