What should I do?

[Froggerzack]

OK I got a little stash (299 rounds) of SSA 110gr Sierra Pro Hunters that I have used for hog hunting. I just sold some 5.56 that I had stashed so i got a little extra cash that I'm thinking about reinvesting into 6.8 ammo.

So here is the question(s):

Since SSA ammo is scarce right now should I sell the SSA Sierras and reinvest in the Federal 90GD or 115 Fusions?

.... or should I just supplement the stash and have a mixed supply of different ammo?

How is the performance on these bullets? I know the Sierras are accurate bullets just not sure on the Federal and really want something that will anchor the hogs....

I know the SSA brass is preferable over the Federal from what I have read so is that an issue too?

Thanks for the responses guys!

 

[FrankT]

I am using the factory federal 115 Fusion and the 90 GD, still on sale at PSA.

 

[histopicker]

You might be pleasantly surprised to find different types of ammo shooting very close to the same point of impact. Keep your ammo.

 

[Ratdog68]

Although "cup and core" in construction... the ProHunters do a fine job of punching holes, and are VERY accurate in my barrel. I'd keep 'em and buy additional of others you want to try/use.

 

[Aspp]

Keep all the ammo you can, its handy to have a verity around for different occations.

 

[Froggerzack]

I'm just wondering since the Pro Hunters are scarce I might could get a little more for them and stock up on the Feds at a lower price to have more bullets!