300 wm

  1. SkunkedAgain

    Copycat Barnes Vor-TX 300 WM 150 TTSX

    Howdy All, Working on making a copycat load for my father-in-law. He shoots Barnes VOR-TX, 150 gr TTSX out of his 300 WM. He hadn't found any in a while so I thought Id try my hand at making something similar, if not the same. Muzzle velocity is 3285 fps from the factory rounds. Hopefully...
  2. T

    Picking My .300 WM Scope

    Hey there, Long time shooter, but just getting my first bolt gun for hunting season (and some 500+ yard shooting for fun) Picked up a Bergara B-14 HMR in .300 WM My question revolves around my scope choice. I understand there are a plethora of great scopes to be had in the $700-1,000 range...
  3. charliehorse27

    Advice interpreting a ladder test result

    Good morning everyone, I watch and read quite a bit of the forums on here and perhaps you all can give me an idea of what I’m looking at. I have a Seekins Precision Havak PH1 in 300 WM that I’ve had trouble finding a suitable load for. Using the Berger 215 Hybrids, load length tests showed it...
  4. Mc Fraser

    Q&A: 300 WM with 210 gr VLD Hunting Project

    Hi Everyone, I thought I might share my rabbit hole project with the community and get some useful advice in return. Len asked me (and everyone else for that matter) to introduce myself and what better way than to share my story. Me: Avid hunter with 5 years experience, first hunting season...
  5. hseII

    Fluting a barrel after it had been threaded

    Hello, I purchased a new Bartlein 30 cal 1:10 sendero barrel based on the input from a local smith that the barrel could be fluted after the rifle was assembled & 0 degrees established. I’m sure someone has done this previously. I am more accustomed to barrels being relieved by the barrel...
  6. C

    300 WM with Berger 210 grain VLD and IMR 4350

    I have a new 300 WM with a 26 inch barrel with 1:9 twist and 0.160 of free bore. I am in need of advice on a load to start with. I will be using 4350 powder and Berger 210 grain VLD bullets. My COAL to touch the lands is around 3.640 in. by my measurements with a Hornady OAL gauge but when I...
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