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Need Some Advice-.270wsm, .300wsm, 7mmRUM
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<blockquote data-quote="Shooter97" data-source="post: 369207" data-attributes="member: 23775"><p>Again, Thanks to everyone who has shared their thoughts and opinions. It seems like the .300wsm is the most suggested. I guess my take from everyone's thoughts is that it has a better factory ammo selection than the .270wsm??Also, for people who own the .300wsm? What is the typical grain that people shoot from it? 180? That seems a little bit overkill for deer/antelope sized game, but maybe I'm wrong. Also, I know it's personal preference, but do most guys muzzle break them?I guess I have always looked at heavier grain bullets, i.e. the 180 gr, to be used for larger game? Living in UT you don't get the chance to hunt elk every year unless you enjoy spike hunting, so I really forsee maybe ever using this rifle for elk maybe but a couple times. Thanks again,Justin</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shooter97, post: 369207, member: 23775"] Again, Thanks to everyone who has shared their thoughts and opinions. It seems like the .300wsm is the most suggested. I guess my take from everyone's thoughts is that it has a better factory ammo selection than the .270wsm??Also, for people who own the .300wsm? What is the typical grain that people shoot from it? 180? That seems a little bit overkill for deer/antelope sized game, but maybe I'm wrong. Also, I know it's personal preference, but do most guys muzzle break them?I guess I have always looked at heavier grain bullets, i.e. the 180 gr, to be used for larger game? Living in UT you don't get the chance to hunt elk every year unless you enjoy spike hunting, so I really forsee maybe ever using this rifle for elk maybe but a couple times. Thanks again,Justin [/QUOTE]
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