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    7 WSM or 7/300 WSM

    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    Ouch. Is that common?
    I got about 1100 of best accuracy out of my last barrel running it flat out.
    I understand 1400 is about tops for a .270wsm but barrels become consumables when running such high pressures and speeds if you want to shoot targets/steel as well as animals.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt2308 View Post
    I got about 1100 of best accuracy out of my last barrel running it flat out.
    I understand 1400 is about tops for a .270wsm but barrels become consumables when running such high pressures and speeds if you want to shoot targets/steel as well as animals.
    Guess so. I have never thought about it. Mines done about 200 so there is a bit of life left. 5 years maybe, and then we will both retire. Or my sons can re-barrel it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ebf View Post
    calling @DAF - camo, chat to any of the top F-Open guys - loads of 7/300WSM experience there
    Cheers mate I sent DAF a pm the other day but haven't heard back

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    Ouch. Is that common?
    Tahr I shot several mobs of goats. So a lot of the damage was my fault.
    Also I was running pretty high pressures I believe. Speed wasn't there, but the powder was.

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