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300. wsm vs. 7mm rem mag.
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<blockquote data-quote="mkg" data-source="post: 375756" data-attributes="member: 9514"><p>Limbic,</p><p></p><p>Yes you can reload so that the bullet will touch the lands if you single feed . If you want to feed from the mag it will depend on the chamber , lead and actual mag length. In my savage I can .</p><p></p><p>As far as heavy for caliber bullets, my 300WSM struggled with bullet weights over 200 grains. I'm shooting 185 Bergers now and they are very accurate at 3000ft/sec. I tried 208 A-Max and just couldn't get to where I wanted to be without pressure signs ( really flat primers ). So I gave them to a hunting buddy that shoots a 300 win Mag and he loves them.</p><p></p><p>Recoil on my 300WSM vs my buddies 300 WinMag ( both Savage BVSS ) the 300WSM is more of a push than a punch. If I was going to be shooting it a lot I'd be more comfortable shooting the WSM. </p><p></p><p>YMMV</p><p></p><p>Mike</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mkg, post: 375756, member: 9514"] Limbic, Yes you can reload so that the bullet will touch the lands if you single feed . If you want to feed from the mag it will depend on the chamber , lead and actual mag length. In my savage I can . As far as heavy for caliber bullets, my 300WSM struggled with bullet weights over 200 grains. I'm shooting 185 Bergers now and they are very accurate at 3000ft/sec. I tried 208 A-Max and just couldn't get to where I wanted to be without pressure signs ( really flat primers ). So I gave them to a hunting buddy that shoots a 300 win Mag and he loves them. Recoil on my 300WSM vs my buddies 300 WinMag ( both Savage BVSS ) the 300WSM is more of a push than a punch. If I was going to be shooting it a lot I'd be more comfortable shooting the WSM. YMMV Mike [/QUOTE]
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