300 wsm

[bigbuckbuster]

I recently got a winchester model 70 300 wsm and i was wondering what bullet you guys recomend. I will be using it for hunting but also would like it to be accurate at longer ranges. Thanks

 

[mtelkhntr78]

You will get every quality bullet as an answer on this one. My answer is the Accubond. I like it for long range and the Barnes for stuff inside 500yds.

 

[ICANHITHIMMAN]

I recently got a winchester model 70 300 wsm and i was wondering what bullet you guys recomend. I will be using it for hunting but also would like it to be accurate at longer ranges. Thanks

Hunting what and how far?

 

[bigbuckbuster]

I will be shooting anything from deer to moose and out to about 600 yards

 

[barnesuser28]

With moose in the mix i think the 200 grain Barnes LRX would be puuurfect.

 

[winmag]

With my 300WSM, on simmilar sized critters, but a bit longer range, I personally chose the 180gr, & 200gr Accubond. Same for my 270WSM but 140gr Accubomb

 

[Outlaw6.0]

I shoot a sister cartridge to the 300wsm which is the 7.82 Lazzeroni Patriot, little shorter & a little fatter (kinda like a "take one for the team" little sister ). Anyway, I started with the 150TSX, it was extremely accurate but lacked in long range (+500) punch. I'm now playing with the 168TTSX & when finished with gathering data there I intend to fiddle with the 175 LRX (.030 gain in BC).

 

[7mmRemMag]

I shoot 180gr. Accubonds out of my 300wsm in Savage. Great bullet drops them in their tracks. Furthest shot is on a Javelina a tad over 500yards. I also shoot 140Gr Accubonds out of my 270wsm like someone mentioned above...and it works flawlessly! I love the accubond! Dropped a Javelina at 550 here in Texas and A mule deer @ 500 in New Mexico. Both DRT with one shot.

 

[COBrad]

Another vote here for the Accubond. I use to shoot the 200 gr. out of a hotrod wildcat and they were very effective on elk. In the WSM my personal choice would be the 180. As has also been mentioned, I have a box of 140's for my 270 WSM, but the 140 Berger VLD's are shooting so good I may give them a go this year.