Free: Contests & Raffles.
If you want to shoot out to 600+ then the RUM offers a guy who reloads an advantage.
my little Brother wants a 300 but cant decide on the 300 Win. mag or 300 ultra mag.what does everyone think ?...I told him not to get the ultra mag...just cuz it costs more, and costs a lot more to shoot it...factory loads are up near 50 bucks a box...and I dont know what the options are like for reloading...but I know a lot of people with .300's and they love'm...
Holy Cow! Here we go again Mines better than yours , no mines better than yours. Mines bigger so it better, mine burns more powder so it more superior than yours, my gun can shoot 600 yards better than yours cause its bigger. Just remember, the gun is only as good as the shooter. Just get what is comfortable to you. My wife just bought a 300 WSM, she likes the short action, plus the gun fit her really well. As far as balistics, most guns are so close does it really matter anymore. I shoot a 300 mag, and hand load. I wont say its the best gubn ever made. Its accurate, and shoots well. I dont like the 26 inch barrel on my 300, I think I will buy a 300 wsm with a 22 inch barrel for packing around the brush. I like my 300 mag for canyons and such, of course all the bucks I kill seem to be 30 yards or less, might as well be hunting with the ol' pre 64 model 94 30-30. Just get what feels good to you and not what the popular thing is.
M-Ray I'll give you $100 for your gun. Just think that is a 10x what you paid for it. What a great return on your investment. Can't make that in the stock market these days.
QuoteM-Ray I'll give you $100 for your gun. Just think that is a 10x what you paid for it. What a great return on your investment. Can't make that in the stock market these days. I'll pass! but I'll add that the week after I won the gun I went to the muckleshoot casino (yeah I know??? but my old man loved to gamble when he was alive and I loved to spend time with him ) anyway I spent 20 bucks on keno and won 350 so I equipt my new 300 with a leupold scope for 20 bucks! the whole set up in one week for 30 bucks! cant beat that hellI spent more on the brake ($70) and the strap ($24) than the gun and the scope!
in choosing a riffle, I look for most any that will hold good numbers of fish.