Remington or Winchester 300 ultra mag?
#1
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From: Salem OR USA
I am looking to get a 300 ultra mag but am still undecided which to get either Remington or Winchester. Any advice would be great.
Edited by - 7x7 on 02/02/2003 14:37:09
Edited by - 7x7 on 02/02/2003 14:37:09
#2
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From: CHESTERFIELD MICHIGAN USA
7X7,
Remington has the accuracy advantage, Winchester has the claw for controled feed, tough choice! I`d lean towards the Winchester.
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Remington has the accuracy advantage, Winchester has the claw for controled feed, tough choice! I`d lean towards the Winchester.
RON KONTOWSKY
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Little Egg harbor NJ
THis might be speculating but I bet 7x7 meant "right behing the shoulder in the lungs". BUt that is just my guess. As for your choices I think I would go with the winchester. But the rem sendero is a tack driver but heavy rifle. I like the winchester.
GOod luck in your choice.
Brian
GOod luck in your choice.
Brian
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From: fort mcmurray alberta canada
My own choice in a factory rifle would be the sendero.The ones I have shot have been more accurate than other factory rifles.I have no need or desire to have controlled round feeding.
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From: fort mcmurray alberta canada
Mnhunter-I have used push feed rifles for 30 years and have had no feeding problems so I don't need controlled round feeding.The one controlled round feeding rifle that I owned(parker hale 1100) would not feed single rounds dropped into the action.It would only feed rounds if they were loaded into the magazine.I find this inconvenient at the range where I always single load my rounds.Based on these experiences I do not require or desire controled round feeding rifles.


