Curious- Is it safe to assume you have a muzzle break on each? I agree, those both will put a hurt'n on just about anything.My wife and I use only one rifle for ?all? of our big game hunting. She, a .338 WM....225 TTSX?s @ 2950. Myself, a .375 AI....250 TTSX?s @ 3130.
Both calibers are capable of taking any game animal in North America, and Africa. Though the .338, would not be legal for everything in Africa....but anything we would likely hunt! memtb
Interesting article. I do love my custom .300 Wby (on a commercial Mauser action). One thing mentioned is reloading....my Wby's (.both .300 & .257) were the hardest calibers I have ever had to develop reloads for. Interesting is the authors bullet choice, the Nosler Partition. 180 gr Nosler partition bullets are all I use for my .300 and it shoots less that 1/2 min groups. I love it.I thought this was a good read on the 300 mag along with a little info on some others. https://www.fieldandstream.com/in-praise-300-winchester-magnum?loc=offramp&lnk=in-praise-of-the300-winchester-magnum&dom=section-1
Curious- Is it safe to assume you have a muzzle break on each? I agree, those both will put a hurt'n on just about anything.
my 300win.mag. was braked and I swear it kicked more than my .340wby without a brake!Curious- Is it safe to assume you have a muzzle break on each? I agree, those both will put a hurt'n on just about anything.