338 Rum or 300 Prc build?

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Hi all,
Im looking to build off a doner rem 700 action, currently a 300rum.Im trying to decided between a 338 Rum or a 300 PRC . i just dont want a barrel burner 300rum. I already have a 300wm an 6.5 an 7mm rum . new to long range but can handle hard kicking rifles an i do reload.
May i please have your thoughts an opinions
 

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Why go 300prc when it's just a few fps faster than a properly throated 300wm that you already have? Factory ammo? I can understand that. The 338 rum is a beast. My 338 rum pushes 300 bergers @ 2820 very accurately. It's throated long and is using a 4" mag box.
 
Well I can tell you from experience that the 338 Rum and 338 Edge are very close .
That being said your choices given were a 300 prc and the 338 Rum .

Build a 338 Rum 28" proof or Carbon in a 1/9 twist, T-3 Termanator brake and a McMillan Edge fill stock . Light weight Scope and push the 300 gr bergers .
I have had excellent luck with H-1000 !
You should expect velocity about 2850 to 2900 ft.per.sec.
This should be a fantastic Elk , long range Mule deer combo ! If your shooting ability is up to par !
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what stocks are you guys running along with scopes? bc its a pain in the *** to find one that will accept thr bigger mags
 
I have a bell and Carlson stock with a wyatts 3.8 box topped with a vortex pst 2 5-25 on my 338 RUM
 

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Hi all,
Im looking to build off a doner rem 700 action, currently a 300rum.Im trying to decided between a 338 Rum or a 300 PRC . i just dont want a barrel burner 300rum. I already have a 300wm an 6.5 an 7mm rum . new to long range but can handle hard kicking rifles an i do reload.
May i please have your thoughts an opinions
The 338 rum with the right bullets is a whole magnitude of power above the 30. But a good 30 is no slouch either. Elk, moose, and the big bears is where you will see the difference. It numbs them.
 
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