Winchester wisely offered the new cartridge in the popular Model 70 rifle, and the .300 Win Mag took off in popularity as well. Within a few short years most major ammunition manufacturers were ...

Teddy Roosevelt took a Model 1895 Winchester lever-action 30-06 with him to Africa in 1909, ... Which cartridge wins in a 300 Win Mag vs. 30-06 matchup?

The 300 Win Mag has more thump and a stellar reputation for accuracy. Federal Premium. As with the 7mm Rem Mag, the cartridge case for the 300 Winchester Magnum is based on the famous 375 Holland ...

The 300 Win. Mag. has sufficient horsepower to work well with 210- to 220-grain bullets, too. Ron Spomer Ammo Versatility and Cost. The .300 Win. Mag. wins here because it has the powder capacity to ...

Winchester brought its .300 Win. Mag. to market in 1963, but it didn't take the shape of a standardized version of the .30-.338. Instead Winchester pushed the shoulder forward about 1/8 inch, thus ...

However, it is a given that the .300 Win Mag generates more recoil than the 7mm Rem Mag. On average, the 7mm Rem Mag produces about 24 ft-lbs of recoil. The .300 Win Mag produces about 30 ft-lbs ...

I’ve been shooting a Cooper Open Country Long Range rifle chambered in .300 Win. Mag. loaded with Barnes 165-gr. TTSX bullets, and am pleased with the accuracy.