Brad Quarnberg
Well-Known Member
I have to go with the 300 wsm is what I find myself using most, closely followed by the 270 wsm. If I had to choose to only have one rifle, it'd be the 300 wsm.
Yup always get brass first. Then again whenever you can. I have plenty of 7 SAUM, but just picked up another 100 recently from Drifters Gear.Agree - just make sure you can find some brass first!
A ballistic twin of the 280AI (same case capacity) but on a short action.
Howdy, neck down a 7PRC to 264 or you can call it a 6.5/7PRC. It looks like 4 to 500yds is your common range. You can shoot 85gr to 156, low recoil high performance, lot of fun. ADG, Peterson and lapua will have brass out by the time you have it built. Get bushings dies for a 7PRC, Easy Peasy. Have Fun Deciding.Thanks everyone. Leaning to the 280AI
30-06Have the itch for another rifle - probably my last one and looking for thoughts. Western style long range rifle for free range Texas Elk (have taken total 6-7 animals average 400 yards, Texas Aoudads - 400-yard, Free range Eland, and Gemsbok. Planning on a Mexico Sendero Mule Deer this fall. I reload for everything, so wildcats are not a problem. Would prefer not to fire-form brass due to time and expense of that process. Looking for something in the 280AI to 300 PRC calibers.