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.257wby vs .270wby vs 7mm wby
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<blockquote data-quote="Dosh" data-source="post: 940653" data-attributes="member: 70363"><p>David, I own 4 Weatherby rifles, .257, .270, 300 and 30/378. I had the opportunity to buy a 7mm Weatherby but passed since it's ballistics are very close to the 7mm Rem. I use the .257 for coyote, antelope and javelina, the .270 for mule deer and the 30/378 for elk. My son uses the 300 Wby since the 30/378 came into the picture. If I wanted only 1 I would go with the .270 Wby, it is so **** versatile. I load the 150 gr Berger and am very happy with it. If you were on a budget the 7mm Rem is my choice especially if you don't reload. The Weatherby factory ammo is pricey. Good luck with your choice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dosh, post: 940653, member: 70363"] David, I own 4 Weatherby rifles, .257, .270, 300 and 30/378. I had the opportunity to buy a 7mm Weatherby but passed since it's ballistics are very close to the 7mm Rem. I use the .257 for coyote, antelope and javelina, the .270 for mule deer and the 30/378 for elk. My son uses the 300 Wby since the 30/378 came into the picture. If I wanted only 1 I would go with the .270 Wby, it is so **** versatile. I load the 150 gr Berger and am very happy with it. If you were on a budget the 7mm Rem is my choice especially if you don't reload. The Weatherby factory ammo is pricey. Good luck with your choice. [/QUOTE]
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