THE GREAT CALIBER DEBATE 7MM VS 300WIN
The Great Cartridge Debate: 7mm Rem Mag vs. .300 Win Mag - MSN
In heavier bullets, however, the .300 Win Mag excels. It can be loaded with 150 to 200-grain projectiles; the 7mm Rem Mag rarely exceeds 175 grains. Although ...
THE GREAT CALIBER DEBATE 7MM VS 300WIN - Predator Masters
Both cartridges do an awesome job and I would imagine the 300 Win has a slight edge but I'd still pick the 7mm. My favorite bullet for the 7mm ...
7mm Mag or 300 Win Mag for Hunting | Sniper's Hide Forum
I lived there for 8.5 years. Both worked fine on elk and will continue with the right bullet, a realistic understanding of the bullets actual ...
7mm Rem Mag vs 300 Win Mag: Timeless Big Game Hunting ...
The 300 Win Mag fires a 0.308” caliber bullets which are generally heavier and have higher recoil while the 7mm Rem Mag fires a 0.284” diameter bullet that is ...
7mm Rem Mag vs. .300 Win Mag: Specs, Ballistics & More - Natchez
To illustrate the ballistic performance of 7mm ammo and .300 Win Mag ammo, we've put together a few examples for bullets of the same weight.
7mm Rem. Mag vs 300 Win. Mag - Long Range Hunting Forum
700 yds is a chip shot for either caliber. If that's the max range that you are going to be working in, then I would shoot the 7 mag for the ...
7mm Magnum or .300 Win Mag, and Why? | Arizona Hunting Forums
My brother and oldest son both own 7MM Mag's and i own a 300 WSM. I've shot both and am convinced the 300WSM has the more severe "felt recoil".
300 Win mag vs 7mm Rem mag : r/reloading - Reddit
They both are great cartridges. Personally, I think the 7RM ammo is probably slightly more available. There are many great bullets available for both.
7mm. rim. mag. vs. 300 win. mag. | IFish Fishing Forum - Ifish.net
The 7mm Remington Magnum doesn't perform that differently than a 270 on game. The velocity differences are slight. There is more energy from ...
Caliber Battle: .300 Win. Mag. vs. 7mm Rem. Mag. | MeatEater Hunting
boasts a 10% greater case capacity than the 7mm Rem. Mag., so it can push heavier bullets faster than its counterpart. Depending on bullet type ...
7mm Rem Mag vs 300 Win Mag: Which Is Better? | Field & Strea
Because 7mm bullets of the same weight as 0.30-caliber bullets are longer and slenderer, this is true across the board—although at different distances—with all ...
7mm Rem. Mag. vs. 300 Win. Mag. - Ron Spomer Outdoors
Contrary to popular belief, the heavier bullet does not drift less in the wind. · The heavier, larger caliber bullet delivers more energy at all ...
7mm Rem Mag vs .300 Win Mag: A Battle of Two Iconic Magnums
308 caliber projectiles. Thanks to the larger case capacity, the .300 Win Mag delivers both a flatter trajectory and noticeably more energy down ...
7mm Rem Mag vs 300 Win Mag: Ammo Comparison - Gun University
They also have the same bullet diameter. Case length on the 300 Win Mag is longer than on the 7mm Remington Magnum and as a result the former ...
7mm Rem Mag vs 300 Win Mag: What You Know May Be Wrong
30-06. Additionally, the smaller diameter .284″ bullets the 7mm Mag uses have a higher ballistic coefficient and more sectional density than .30 caliber bullets ...
7MM Rem Mag vs .300 Win Mag? - Shooters Forum
Going up to the 30 caliber gives a little bit more bullet selection, letting you pick heavier bullets. But both are very good for elk hunting. I ...
Is the 300. WIN mag better than the 7mm Rem? Or vice versa?
So, the 7mm will out perform the 300 for target shooting. Two reasons for this: 1. less recoil, so less flinching, and less muzzle rise, 2.
7mm PRC vs 300 Win Mag Cartridge Comparison - YouTube
0:00 Intro 2:54 7mm PRC vs 300 Win Mag Cartridge History & Development 10:58 Cartridge Sizes 13:40 Trajectory & Kinetic Energy 23:06 Wind ...
300 Win Mag VS 7MM Rem Mag | Mule Deer
Both are great guns. I would shoot both calibers and see where had I had my best accuracy. I would then shoot that gun. I have owned both and ...
7mm Rem Mag vs 300 Win Mag - Nodak Angler
We have both calibers. We have (5) 300 mags and one 7 mm mag. Never took the 7mm out hunting. We love our 300's and my brother loves his 7mm ...