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We took some Buffalo bore 225 gr out for some fun today 
http://www.buffalobore.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=246
This Hawkeye rifle loaded with those loads was shooting three shot groups of 1/2 at 100yds!! We thought it was just luck, then it shot five more groups just as small. I'm very pleased with this Ruger Hawkeye!
As an added bonus, the folks at the range asked me to shot this rifle in their Competition.
http://www.buffalobore.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=246This Hawkeye rifle loaded with those loads was shooting three shot groups of 1/2 at 100yds!! We thought it was just luck, then it shot five more groups just as small. I'm very pleased with this Ruger Hawkeye!
As an added bonus, the folks at the range asked me to shot this rifle in their Competition.
The .358 Win. is a very accurate cartridge by nature , just like all .308 offspring . I'm not familiar with that Buffalo Bore load you were shooting , and at $50.00 a box I couldn't afford the brass . The .358 is a handloaders cartridge , there might be 2 factory loads available for it , the other being the Win. 200 Gr. silvertip . I don't think I'd like to target shoot with a .358 launching 225s at 2700 FPS , that's a stout load . I can't even come close to that handloading and am skeptical of Buffalo Bores claimed velocity , I'd have to see it on a cronograph to believe it ! All that being said , you have one of the best all around cartridges for hunting The lower 48 states . You really need to take up handloading for it though , at $50.00 a box you'll have your money back in no time !