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<blockquote data-quote="matt_3479" data-source="post: 375458" data-attributes="member: 23070"><p>From my last posts you might have noticed i was debating on buying a Browning A-Bolt 300. wsm. I currently own a Remington model 700 7mm rem mag and a Remington 742 30-06. My brothers birthday came up and he just turned 12 and as a late present i am giving him the 30-06 for many memories to come. I wanted another rifle to replace the 30-06 cause i dont like the 742 and was looking for a way to get rid of it and why not give it to someone that would use it. </p><p></p><p>I came across a wicked deal and after long debate i know i will regret it if i dont take it. A Brand new Browning A-Bolt with 21 round put through it, comes with a sling and scope rings and scope base for 500 dollars. </p><p></p><p>Now i know the 7mm and the 300 are close in comparison but my 7mm likes the lighter bullets so i will be shooting 150 for open field and be my go to deer rifle and antelope and the 300 will be shooting the heavier 180 for moose, black bear and caribou.</p><p></p><p>Will be receiving it on Sunday. My neighbor reloads and would be more then happy to reload for me.</p><p>Now i was wondering two different thing. Would anyone like to share load date for a 300 and 7mm and what bullets you use.</p><p></p><p>The 7mm like i said would be shooting a 150 grain for whitetail, mule and pronghorn. The 300 will be shooting 180 for moose, bear and caribou</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="matt_3479, post: 375458, member: 23070"] From my last posts you might have noticed i was debating on buying a Browning A-Bolt 300. wsm. I currently own a Remington model 700 7mm rem mag and a Remington 742 30-06. My brothers birthday came up and he just turned 12 and as a late present i am giving him the 30-06 for many memories to come. I wanted another rifle to replace the 30-06 cause i dont like the 742 and was looking for a way to get rid of it and why not give it to someone that would use it. I came across a wicked deal and after long debate i know i will regret it if i dont take it. A Brand new Browning A-Bolt with 21 round put through it, comes with a sling and scope rings and scope base for 500 dollars. Now i know the 7mm and the 300 are close in comparison but my 7mm likes the lighter bullets so i will be shooting 150 for open field and be my go to deer rifle and antelope and the 300 will be shooting the heavier 180 for moose, black bear and caribou. Will be receiving it on Sunday. My neighbor reloads and would be more then happy to reload for me. Now i was wondering two different thing. Would anyone like to share load date for a 300 and 7mm and what bullets you use. The 7mm like i said would be shooting a 150 grain for whitetail, mule and pronghorn. The 300 will be shooting 180 for moose, bear and caribou [/QUOTE]
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