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<blockquote data-quote="BJH" data-source="post: 1470279" data-attributes="member: 93876"><p>Well that throws you into a whole new ball game. To me the thoughts of "I have to buy a new rifle" is a pretty cool problem to have. There are a lot of good suggestions on here. The 300 Win is always a good option, or a 300 Ultra Mag is a fantastic choice. I would go with the Ultra if it were me and I wanted a 300. I have been working on a Cooper M52 Long Range chambered in 28 Nosler for my dad. And to say that I am impressed with it is an understatement. He has not shot much the last few years, and he is shooting clay pigeons at 800 yards with it. It is running the 180 Berger at 3190 fps. The only down side I can find with the 28 Nosler is the limited factory ammo and only one source of brass at this point. It all depends on what your resources are for reloading and having time to get ready.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BJH, post: 1470279, member: 93876"] Well that throws you into a whole new ball game. To me the thoughts of "I have to buy a new rifle" is a pretty cool problem to have. There are a lot of good suggestions on here. The 300 Win is always a good option, or a 300 Ultra Mag is a fantastic choice. I would go with the Ultra if it were me and I wanted a 300. I have been working on a Cooper M52 Long Range chambered in 28 Nosler for my dad. And to say that I am impressed with it is an understatement. He has not shot much the last few years, and he is shooting clay pigeons at 800 yards with it. It is running the 180 Berger at 3190 fps. The only down side I can find with the 28 Nosler is the limited factory ammo and only one source of brass at this point. It all depends on what your resources are for reloading and having time to get ready. [/QUOTE]
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