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There are at least five 30 caliber loads that are more powerful than a 308 and lots of other caliber loads that are more powerful. 300 Win Mag is much more powerful, has a much flatter trajectory, and has significantly more recoil than the.

300 H&H Magnum case, using the signature Weatherby double-radius shoulder. Like most of his other magnum cartridges, this is based on a blown-out. Speed and Trajectory: The big difference here is that the 300 win mag will send a 180 grain bullet, which is at the top end of the 308’s abilities, at almost 3000 fps. Providing the confidence of guaranteed SUB-MOA accuracy. It hurts a bit to write this particular comparison, because I’m really partial to the. 300 Weatherby Magnum is a fast, hard-hitting cartridge, driving a 180-grain bullet to a muzzle velocity of 3250 fps, for over 4,000 ft.-lbs. This is the first Weatherby rifle to feature a spiral fluted barrel. Long range hunters and experienced hunters taking Elk and Moose at longer ranges may appreciate and require the better terminal performance of the 300 Win Mag. are great chamberings for a hunting rifle. It might sound crazy, but these two popular hunting cartridges have more in common than you think. New hunters are usually new shooters as well, and the recoil of 300 Win Mag is a lot: enough to give new hunters a bad flinch and keep them from a great trigger pull. The 300 Win Mag can put the same energy on target at out to 600 yards, nearly twice the distance. And what really causes failed shots on game is typically not because you didn’t use a hot-rod round: it’s usually bad shot placement. 308 (~400fps faster with the same weight bullet). 300 Win Mag can shoot heavier bullets at a much higher velocity than the. If I'm not mistaken alot of us that aren't hand loaders get our ballistics from Wikipedia correct? To avoid a Ford vs Chevy debate, let’s stipulate that the rifle I have selected is available in both chamberings. 300 Wby generates 400 to 500 feet per second more velocity than the.

According to my Barnes Reloading Manual, with equal bullets, the. I have no experience with the Bergara, but do with Weatherby Vanguard. 300 Weatherby Magnum was one of Roy Weatherby’s original cartridges, introduced in 1944. They’re both readily available at sporting goods stores. I've shot all manner of factory loads and hand loads and it will not shoot less than 2MOA.

It is into this market that Weatherby unleashed the world’s fastest production 6.5 mm cartridge-the 6.5-300 Wby.