pre-64 model 70 300H&H Mag bullet weight
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I have a Winchester pre-64 Model 70 in 300 H&H Magnum I hand load for. It is extremely accurate with 69gr Norma MRP and Hornaday 150grSPBT Interlock. It came with a vintage 1950's Weaver K6 scope euro-style postreticle. I want to go to a heavier bullet for hunting elk without loosing accuracy. What bullet weightwas the rifling designed for? What's everyone's personal preferance for bullet weight?
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Fork Horn
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Colorado
Bud, like any load, you are just gonna have to try a couple of different brands/ weights and charges to see what that ole classic likes. The one I have likes 180 Noslers and H4831...won't go into weights...but they are not max loads.I don't shoot mine much any more....worth more in the safe.
Dan
Dan
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Typical Buck
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Indiana county, Pa
hicap, i have a old remington 721 300 H&H and i usually shoot 165 grain bullets out of it. it will shoot 180 grains just as well with a little adjustment to the scope. as longknife said, powder and bullet weights have to be played with to find out what the rifle likes. good luck.
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ORIGINAL: hicap30
I have a Winchester pre-64 Model 70 in 300 H&H Magnum I hand load for. It is extremely accurate with 69gr Norma MRP and Hornaday 150grSPBT Interlock. It came with a vintage 1950's Weaver K6 scope euro-style postreticle. I want to go to a heavier bullet for hunting elk without loosing accuracy. What bullet weightwas the rifling designed for? What's everyone's personal preferance for bullet weight?
I have a Winchester pre-64 Model 70 in 300 H&H Magnum I hand load for. It is extremely accurate with 69gr Norma MRP and Hornaday 150grSPBT Interlock. It came with a vintage 1950's Weaver K6 scope euro-style postreticle. I want to go to a heavier bullet for hunting elk without loosing accuracy. What bullet weightwas the rifling designed for? What's everyone's personal preferance for bullet weight?




