I'm wondering what kind of performance I can expect from a 20" barrel and a WSM sized case. I've been using a suppressor for the last three years for hunting in .300 BLK, 6mm Creedmoor, and .308 Win. All three have worked well, but I'd like a little more performance.
So ideally I'd like something that pushes heavier bullets faster. My .308 only makes low 2600 fps with 150 grain bullets and an 18" barrel. I'd ideally like to get something like a 180+ grain to 2600-2800 fps. My Omega 300 is rated for magnum rifles with 20" barrels, and when using a suppressor shorter barrels are better for me.
I have the ability to reload, but with the current primer powder issues, I like to be able to have the option to purchase ammunition. So I'd like to stick with cartridges up to .30 caliber that are supported by multiple ammunition manufacturers, no wildcats please. Most of the time shots are likely to be inside 400 yards and use is mainly for elk sized game.
So ideally I'd like something that pushes heavier bullets faster. My .308 only makes low 2600 fps with 150 grain bullets and an 18" barrel. I'd ideally like to get something like a 180+ grain to 2600-2800 fps. My Omega 300 is rated for magnum rifles with 20" barrels, and when using a suppressor shorter barrels are better for me.
I have the ability to reload, but with the current primer powder issues, I like to be able to have the option to purchase ammunition. So I'd like to stick with cartridges up to .30 caliber that are supported by multiple ammunition manufacturers, no wildcats please. Most of the time shots are likely to be inside 400 yards and use is mainly for elk sized game.
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