ShtrRdy
Well-Known Member
I still love to shoot my 300 Win Mag. I have two of them.
Uhhhhh 100% hahahah. Not knocking anyone whos running them in saami form because the design has definitely stood the test of time! But if you reload, I don't see why you wouldn't throat it properly. It's my belief that if it would have been designed that way then the birth of the 300prc (as we know it) wouldn't have happened. That's a different topic though. Get it throated accordingly and it will put a smile on your face!!!I may want to throat this one longer.
Hi , I started hunting in 1984 at 13 hunting with a Ruger m77 300 win mag. I missed my share of big bucks with it until I disciplined myself . I shot a ton of of ammo all through the year. I now shoot a Sako L61and a Browning Bar safari with a Boss tr . I load my own rounds . My favorite is starting with a nosler custom brass case, a Winchester magnum primer, I have had the best luck with Imr 4831sc powder and a nosler 165 gr. accubond bullet for deer and a combined technology 180 gr failsafe bullet.I'm curious to see who is all still shooting your 300 Win Mag. I have a 300 Win Mag 26" bull carbon fiber barrel. I will hopefully be shooting this weekend with factory ammo till I get some Peterson long brass. What your go to bullets over 200gr preferred?
Two local guys who have shot elk love the Berger 210
Case elongation, aka growth, occurs upon sizing the case, not firing it. Upon firing, brass is pulled from the neck to fill the shoulder as it expands and moves forward, the neck actually shrinks.Can anyone tell me what the normal case growth is? Shooting factory ammo. No bolt lift or signs of pressure. Just want to make sure it's set right !
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You guys rock. I just need brass at this point.