To say the least I'm frustrated. I'm wanting to kill a deer with my own bullet this year, and I'm running out of time. Unless theirs a zombie outbreak I'm going to have to wait till next year to kill something. I'm using the lee 170gr flat nosed mold, which I originally bought for my granddad's 30-30. I'm ok with hundred yard shots with my savage axis 30-06. I can shoot 2 1/2 inch groups well, but take it out to 200 yds and I suck. I could probably hunt elephants, but nothing smaller. Is it the flat nose bullet causing me problems? They're hitting way high compared to the Hornady 150gr sp's I zeroed it at 200 yds. with. I'm using 16 grs. of Unique, with .5 gr Polly fill. I lube with allox, and use Hornady gas checks, win brass, rem primers. I am getting a little leading at the muzzle. I'm guessing this load is about 17 to 1800 fps. Using data from the Lyman book. Would I be better off with the 160gr round nose? Or should I reduce the load some? Don't have a lot of powders to play around with. Where is all that stuff anyway? It's getting mighty sparse out here. Just wanting to see what you all thought. Thanks.