Thread: ELD-M over ELD-X Why?

Or the mrs we won't tell

I left the bullet on the back of the truck , just had a look for it but its gone.

I couldn't make up my mind on what to do with it cape it of skin it so I carried it out whole


Id never hung one up before , really surprising how much meat is on them , for a crusty & as the missz (sorry @Gibo ur outa luck ) likes to point out STINKY bull , those back straps were bloody good eating the rest is going into salami

You left 6 inches of them on there

Originally Posted by Gibo

You left 6 inches of them on there

Yea it looks like it but nar , that mussel is part of there back legs

Yip agree its only one bad experience but I'm a hole out of both sides of the animal type of guy! Makes it harder to breathe and a better blood trail if it runs etc for a dog / hunter to track.

I use 120 ballistic tips in a 7 08 and usually these little bullets go out the other side and sack a deer on the spot so a little surprised that a 162 grainer couldn't do it at 400 yards after slowing down a lot....

Each to there own and whatever works for you however.

Here's some pics from 143eld-x damage. Never had a walk off yet.
I find them very confidence inspiring for new shooters one less thing for me to worry about.


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Thanks @BRADS

Originally Posted by 300_BLK

Thanks @BRADS

Pm if ya want anymore mate theres plenty on the camera.

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shot placement , shot placement,shot placement
I could go on

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Originally Posted by andyanimal31

shot placement , shot placement,shot placement
I could go on

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na x are shit lol

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There's so many variables outside the bullet construction that more likely affect the outcome but we always like to blame the bullets. Best one is when they've done a good job And dropped on the spot, "too much meat damage" ...through the ribcage??
My point is the difference in bullet construction is probably marginal for most operators, all of the sst, amax, eld, eldx are all pretty good, weather, distance, shooter are going to be a bigger factor for most. Serious LR shooters would have their own preferences from field results

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Looking into starting to reload myself. I have been recommended both ELD-X & 168GR Berger VLD-Hunting.. Much differences between the 2? Sounds like the majority of you lot use ELD-X or similar

Currently using AMAX in my rem mag however keen to try something different.. Majority of shooting would be 100 - 300 or 500 at an absolute stretch.

Originally Posted by hotsoup

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Looking into starting to reload myself. I have been recommended both ELD-X & 168GR Berger VLD-Hunting.. Much differences between the 2? Sounds like the majority of you lot use ELD-X or similar

Currently using AMAX in my rem mag however keen to try something different.. Majority of shooting would be 100 - 300 or 500 at an absolute stretch.

If amazing works then "don't fix it if it ain't broke"

Or go to eldx and never look back

Originally Posted by hotsoup

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Looking into starting to reload myself. I have been recommended both ELD-X & 168GR Berger VLD-Hunting.. Much differences between the 2? Sounds like the majority of you lot use ELD-X or similar

Currently using AMAX in my rem mag however keen to try something different.. Majority of shooting would be 100 - 300 or 500 at an absolute stretch.

Yeah you should try something else, and sell me your remaining 162 Amaxs for cheap ;-)

Vld are very good killers