300 Win Mag
#11
.300 WM is a great round for sure. I think its probably the most versatile big round when you look at all the aspects. IF I ever felt the need for something big, that is what I would get. As it is, my .280 with handloads will work perfectly on anything I'll likely ever hunt, including Elk. Post it up when you get it...
#12
Got .243 for both deer & yotes (M700 might be my most accurate), got 7MM RM ~ shoots as flat as a .270 and hits as hard as a .30-06 (i'm a believer).
.338 WM if I in bear country - period.
Want the .270 for deer exclusively and the .300 for elk.
BTW - Always look for your posts also !
.338 WM if I in bear country - period.
Want the .270 for deer exclusively and the .300 for elk.
BTW - Always look for your posts also !
Man I am afraid to list em all....my wife might accidentally see this post...
I have a 7MM...haven't shot it in ages, great round and flat as Kansas! I have really fallin in love with my 270 WSM...flat, fast, accurate and easy on the shoulder!
#13
I find that the synthetic stocks are very nice to have on an elk rifle if you are going to a completely different enviornment for the hunt (VT to CO for example).
#17
Spike
Join Date: Dec 2012
Posts: 91
Nice I am sure you will enjoy it. I have shot the .300 a lot great cartridge.
Handload full house reloader 22 and a 180 Nosler Partition and Bingo. Meat in the freezer! Always worked best for me.
I sold mine and now use a 300 wsm when appropriate I am very happy with it.
Handload full house reloader 22 and a 180 Nosler Partition and Bingo. Meat in the freezer! Always worked best for me.
I sold mine and now use a 300 wsm when appropriate I am very happy with it.