300 Rum is generally a single feed when running big projectiles seated out even on a long action so I figure it's better to have a shorter, lighter action.
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300 Rum is generally a single feed when running big projectiles seated out even on a long action so I figure it's better to have a shorter, lighter action.
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New Cooper 92 in 300 win, first time out, 200gr ELD-x Hornardy factory seams to shoot well, 180 federal blue box not so much,
Its pretty light 7lbs 4 oz, 3.2kg, so a Kg lighter than my 300H&H, pretty lively, but I am at moa out as far as 300m, of course cant find another box of Hornardy 200gr, but have Redding dies on order.
picked up 190gr Accubonds and 200gr ELD-X and have partions on hand.
Fitted a Z6 3x18 with BRH, bought used.
300m, three shots, in the top, the single on the bottom is my 6x45, 75gr HP.
Yea it probably wood, but its a hunting rifle, and I hate brakes with a passion, I will get a suppressor, for it, once its back in NZ, I can shoot it well enough, and have harder kicking rifles, its a typical light weight rifle and is slappy and hard to shoot well, consistency. I've only just got it, and am still getting used to it, and developing a couple loads, then I will move the 300H&H on.
All that muzzle brake will do is give muzzle brakes a bad name
Very nice rifle BTW
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Loud, obnoxious and antisocial, brakes regardless of performance have a bad name as a birth right.
"You'll never find a rainbow if you're looking down" Charlie Chaplin
yep,
three rounds in the mag takes it to 7lbs 7 oz.
Bare rifle was 5lbs 7 oz, not bad, esp as the action length, is good for a 300 H&H sized case. They only $200-250 more, than a Sako carbon light, from prophet river in Firearms in Canada, was going to order in a 280 AI, 7mm mag or 6.5x284, when the 300win came up,
Same girl new dress.
Bare rifle weight before 3.444kg
And after replacing the Sako stock and bottom metal with a Stug stock and alloy trigger guard its 2.691kg for a saving of 0.753kg or over one and a half pounds lighter!
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"Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.
308Win One chambering to rule them all.
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