.300 Weatherby too much for deer?

Kingcreek · Nov 12, 2008

Overkill just means the animal is dead AND REINCARNATED before it hits the ground. But that doesn't mean the meat is ruined.
Put a well-constructed bullet through the vitals and go home happy.

X-Rap · Nov 12, 2008

[I shot the rifle while sighting in the scope about 10 times(lil over $25)...my shoulder was brusied..what type of muzzle break could I get?
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I was wondering when you would reach that conclusion. In my experience the 700 Rem in mag. chambers are more brutal than other manufactures, I don't know if it is stock geometry or what.
I have a number of rifles that have muzzle breaks drilled directly into the barrel and the guy here does it for around $100 if you have the time. They work great although I haven't done it to a Remington.
Weatherby ammo is expensive and worth reloading, look for Remington and it will cost quite a bit less.

killzone · Nov 12, 2008

Darn good round. Have a gunsmith install a premium reciol pad and make sure
you practice enough with it. As far as meet damage goes; well yes you will have more of that than .270 would have per say. Just take your time and make the best of your shots each time. As long as you hit where you aim , it does not matter what you shoot. Well it does but that's a different thread.

Arkel23 · Jun 8, 2009

Hey BayouBocephus

You said you spent a little over $25 sighting in your 300 weatherby mag, where did you get your bullets from and what brand did you use?

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