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Colordo elk hunt cartridge selection for .300 win mag
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<blockquote data-quote="popeye" data-source="post: 1335563" data-attributes="member: 82319"><p>I'm planning on an Elk hunt in Colorado this fall, this will be a first for me. My question is what factory load would you recommend and for those that reload what would you recommend. I have reloaded for years but am new to the .300 win mag.</p><p></p><p>Earlier this year I took some plains game in Africa with factory Hornady superformance 180 grain GMX bullets in my Remington .300 win mag. Most of the game were from 250 to 350 yard shots, to include a blue wildebeest at 350 yard. 6 out of 7 were one shot kills, I take the blame for the one that I had to do a follow up shot on.</p><p></p><p>I can shoot on the farm out to 600 yards but that is about the limit I have. Because of this I think I should try and limit my shots to that or hopefully less. thoughts?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="popeye, post: 1335563, member: 82319"] I'm planning on an Elk hunt in Colorado this fall, this will be a first for me. My question is what factory load would you recommend and for those that reload what would you recommend. I have reloaded for years but am new to the .300 win mag. Earlier this year I took some plains game in Africa with factory Hornady superformance 180 grain GMX bullets in my Remington .300 win mag. Most of the game were from 250 to 350 yard shots, to include a blue wildebeest at 350 yard. 6 out of 7 were one shot kills, I take the blame for the one that I had to do a follow up shot on. I can shoot on the farm out to 600 yards but that is about the limit I have. Because of this I think I should try and limit my shots to that or hopefully less. thoughts? [/QUOTE]
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