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My 1963 German action Mark V is also marked .300 Magnum. It is definitely a .300 Weatherby. Most likely that gun you are looking at is also. Just checking Gresham's excellent book on Weatherby shows 300H&H was chambered in 1958-59 in the Mark V built in South Gate Serial numbers from 15000-16224...

+1 on the .257 Weatherby. So far, mine has shot under an inch with 3 different factory loads. Here in Kalifornia I finally found some 100gr TTSX that will be tested shortly. That will likely be my go to deer load if it performs.

Still have my Dad's .300 Mark V German action and it is still beautiful and shoots well. As a kid, the family outing to pick it up at Roy's shop on Firestone in LA was better than going to Disneyland. He loved it and hunted a lot with it. I am a big fan of the cartridge and got a stainless...

I am new to this forum but I have researched this topic since my daughter's pregnancy. There are a few considerations. The sound impulse is actually transmitted better through both fluid and bone conduction than through air. This can be very stressful to the fetus. Lead exposure is also a...