Norma Whitetail

[Jmh05]

So I shot an entire box of it out of my .300 win mag today. I was pleasantly surprised with it. It grouped very well. I really would like to find some 180gr however. I think the 150gr is super hot for elk. My friend did give me two boxes of Hornady 200gr that I will probably ultimately use for the Montana trip and Nilgai though.

Over all good product. I would buy again.

[chrisk]

If it’s the same bullet Weatherby used to load in their Spitzers it performs well in .257 Weatherby.

[jeffpg]

I don't know about the whitetail version, but I shot Norma Oryx 180 grain in a 30.06 in Africa on my first plains game hunt with huge success. I took over 20 animals with it, including multiple kudu and blue wildebeest, waterbuck & eland and even a giraffe with a head shot. It performed flawlessly. We recovered several bullets and they looked just like you'd want one to.

I wouldn't hesitate to try their whitetail bullet. It isn't hard to take a whitetail down anyway.

[saltwater]

Post up these groups when you get them, I just bought 8 boxes to get ready for the season. See how it groups in my 30/06.

[32drawlength]

What’s the difference in the Orxy vs Whitetail products?

[175gr7.62]

I’ll bet $1M that if you shoot a deer or hog with them in the vitals they will get dead.


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[Jmh05]

anybody know how I can get some 180gr? This is really what I am hoping for to use in Montana.

[trophy8]

The brass is worth the cost. Much less being loaded ammo. I may pick up 5-10 boxes

[saltwater]

I’ll bet $1M that if you shoot a deer or hog with them in the vitals they will get dead.


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Yeah I would think so, But hitting them in the vitals consistently at 300-400 yards is why I would be interested in the grouping and anybody who has experience with these rounds.

[twosixteens]

My 7mm-08 likes the 150 grain load