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The 147 Gr ELD-M has all the right numbers on paper and I have heard a lot of great feedback from people hunting with this bullet so that is my first bullet to try. It didn't disappoint with my first hand loads I tried.
Here's some DIY Hunting Rifle Target Downloads that might be helpful as well.
| Bullet | Powder | Primer | COAL | Barrel Length | Muzzle Velocity | Notes |
| 147 Gr. Hornady ELD-M | 58.8 Gr. Retumbo | WLR | 2.9450-2.9490" | 24" | 2,996 | Sub MOA Accuracy. Max powder charge according to Hodgdon. Shooting very nice in my rifle. Every load I have tried has shot under 3/4" groups. |
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Below are my personal favorite loads for my Browning X-Bolt rifle(s).
The two bullets I have been playing with in my 6mm Creedmoor X-Bolt are the 103 Gr Hornady ELD-X and the 108 ELD-M. I've been really liking the ELD-X and ELD-M bullets from Hornady and have been moving more and more of my rifles over to these bullets. Currently, the 108 ELD-M is my bullet of choice over the two and has had more consistent accuracy on long-range targets.
Here are some DIY Hunting Rifle Target Downloads that might be helpful as well.
| Bullet | Powder | Primer | COAL | Barrel Length | Muzzle Velocity | Notes |
| 103 Gr. Hornady ELD-X | 41.8 Gr. H4350 | WLR | 2.7930" | 26" | 3,150 | Sub MOA Accuracy. |
| 108 Gr. Hornady ELD-M | 40.4 Gr. H4350 | WLR | 2.8070" | 26" | 3,000 | Sub MOA Accuracy. The 108 ELD-M has been consistently more accurate than the 103 ELD-X. My Favorite load in X-Bolt rifles. |
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First time out with my new Hell's Canyon Speed rifle. I picked this rifle up in the employee sale a couple of months back. Did one bore sight shot then shot this 3 shot, 100 yard group.
Below are my personal favorite loads for my X-Bolt II Hunter Composite, Hell's Canyon Speed X-Bolt rifle and Dallen's X-Bolt Long Range Laminate rifle.
So far the only bullet I have been playing with in our 300 WSM X-Bolt's is the 200 Gr Hornady ELD-X. I've been really liking the ELD-X bullets from Hornady and have been moving more and more of my rifles over to shooting these bullets.
Here's some DIY Hunting Rifle Target Downloads that might be helpful as well.
| Bullet | Powder | Primer | COAL | Barrel Length | Muzzle Velocity | Notes |
| 200 Gr. Hornady ELD-X | 63 Gr. IMR 4350 | WLRM | 2.8655 | 26" | 2,920 | Holy Cow! Amazing Accuracy! |
| 200 Gr. Hornady ELD-X | 63 Gr. IMR 4350 | WLRM | 2.8655 | 23" | 2,830 |
Dallen's new X-Bolt 300 WSM and Hornady 200 Gr ELD-X bullets. 0.376, 0.565, 0.550 inch 100 yard groups. Shot off sandbags in breezy conditions. I'm amazed! I just used Hornady's recommended COAL and three different powder charges of IMR 4350. L-R shooting at second row of targets - 59 Gr then adjusted scope up and to the right and let rifle cool while I shot another rifle, then 61 Gr and last 63 Gr shot right after the 61 Gr group with no cool down in between. Holy Crap! 200 ELD-X bullets rock!!!