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Join the contest SubscribeI have both barrels for my MRAD. Still refining the load, but so far, they are shooting and grouping equally well. I'll keep both. Going to an ELR class in Utah in July ... my problem will be deciding which to take. 1st-World-Problem ... eh?Maybe like me, they are 300WM shooters who realized that 15 grains of powder more really does equal recoil......I wanted one, I'm leaning to 6.5PRC now.
Definitely an extra step to collet the "bulge", but no big deal for me. That said, the PRC round FL sizes without that extra step, so it's admittedly easier to reload.The belt is the disadvantage.
I'm having a 300 prc built for me. Heres what the difference between a 300wm and 300prc is. It only makes a difference from 1500 or so yards and beyond. The prc was built specifically for the hornady 225 and 230gr bullet. The prc can push the fps by 200 compared to the wm. The twist on the prc 1-9 also stabilizes the bullet better than the 1-10 on the wm. The 1-10 doesn't stabilize out to 2000 yds like the 1-9 prc. I'm not here to argue, just educate myself. This info comes directly from my gunsmith that specializes in extended long range. The difference only comes into play way beyond 1000 yds. For every day stuff, go with the wm. If you can shoot 2000 yds. Go with the prc.300wm with a long throat has no disadvantage to the 300PRC. They have basically the same capacity. The 300wm actually has a little more capacity if you have a long throat. Its a bigger case if you move the bullet out of the combustion chamber.
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Excellent assessment ... thank you.I'm having a 300 prc built for me. Heres what the difference between a 300wm and 300prc is. It only makes a difference from 1500 or so yards and beyond. The prc was built specifically for the hornady 225 and 230gr bullet. The prc can push the fps by 200 compared to the wm. The twist on the prc 1-9 also stabilizes the bullet better than the 1-10 on the wm. The 1-10 doesn't stabilize out to 2000 yds like the 1-9 prc. I'm not here to argue, just educate myself. This info comes directly from my gunsmith that specializes in extended long range. The difference only comes into play way beyond 1000 yds. For every day stuff, go with the wm. If you can shoot 2000 yds. Go with the prc.
who says a 300 win has to be a 10 twist. That argument makes zero senseI'm having a 300 prc built for me. Heres what the difference between a 300wm and 300prc is. It only makes a difference from 1500 or so yards and beyond. The prc was built specifically for the hornady 225 and 230gr bullet. The prc can push the fps by 200 compared to the wm. The twist on the prc 1-9 also stabilizes the bullet better than the 1-10 on the wm. The 1-10 doesn't stabilize out to 2000 yds like the 1-9 prc. I'm not here to argue, just educate myself. This info comes directly from my gunsmith that specializes in extended long range. The difference only comes into play way beyond 1000 yds. For every day stuff, go with the wm. If you can shoot 2000 yds. Go with the prc.
I had a 300 win mag with a 1-8 twist 28 inch long and had free bore set out. I ran the 225 eldm at 2925 all the way up to 2980. Downfall was i single loaded them but great performance and the belt really has never been a concern for me or problems.I'm having a 300 prc built for me. Heres what the difference between a 300wm and 300prc is. It only makes a difference from 1500 or so yards and beyond. The prc was built specifically for the hornady 225 and 230gr bullet. The prc can push the fps by 200 compared to the wm. The twist on the prc 1-9 also stabilizes the bullet better than the 1-10 on the wm. The 1-10 doesn't stabilize out to 2000 yds like the 1-9 prc. I'm not here to argue, just educate myself. This info comes directly from my gunsmith that specializes in extended long range. The difference only comes into play way beyond 1000 yds. For every day stuff, go with the wm. If you can shoot 2000 yds. Go with the prc.
I'm having one of these built now. 300 WM, 1:8, 28" throated for 230 SMKs in a CIP length mag. But then again, I shoot a 260 Rem instead of a 6.5CM.I had a 300 win mag with a 1-8 twist 28 inch long and had free bore set out. I ran the 225 eldm at 2925 all the way up to 2980. Downfall was i single loaded them but great performance and the belt really has never been a concern for me or problems.
And there’s been a few people that say when throated properly the 300WM actually has a velocity edge over 300PRC with the really heavy bullets.who says a 300 win has to be a 10 twist. That argument makes zero sense
I'm having one of these built now. 300 WM, 1:8, 28" throated for 230 SMKs in a CIP length mag. But then again, I shoot a 260 Rem instead of a 6.5CM.![]()
AutistsI just want to know who goes to the PX to count how many of something is for sale
WTF
Most factory 300WM are 10 or 11 twist.who says a 300 win has to be a 10 twist. That argument makes zero sense
But, “the new shiny!”Because the poors gotta sell their shit, before trying out something else.
Hence, why they're poor.
Why does it look like rain man is beating off?
Cause he saw how many 300 PRiCks were on the PXWhy does it look like rain man is beating off?
Was at cabelas in Green Bay Wisconsin Saturday. They had 2 boxes of Hornady Precision Hunter 300 PRC with 212 ELDX bullets. $45 a box. Was surprised to see that on the shelf300NM can be found on shelf at sportsmans for $54/box for FGMM using 215 Bergers
300PRC can't be found anywhere but Gunbroker where its $100+/box plus shipping/tax.
Which one would you pick?
I would think that most people who are shooting elr with a 300 win mag and using 205, 230 weight bullets are shooting custom rifles or at least rebarreled rifles. It doesn’t really matter to me as the 300 Norma rules them allMost factory 300WM are 10 or 11 twist.
The standard 9 twist of the PRC in factory guns does give it an edge shooting Monolithics and other solids that require a faster barrel.
Custom guns are a different ball game but most people aren't shooting custom guns.
Not really.I would think that most people who are shooting elr with a 300 win mag and using 205, 230 weight bullets are shooting custom rifles or at least rebarreled rifles. It doesn’t really matter to me as the 300 Norma rules them all
300 RUM says hello!I would think that most people who are shooting elr with a 300 win mag and using 205, 230 weight bullets are shooting custom rifles or at least rebarreled rifles. It doesn’t really matter to me as the 300 Norma rules them all
Ok let me say it this way. The people I know and shoot with have custom or at least rebarreled rifles. So I will leave it right there, not looking to argue about it
Considering you could probably sell the fired for $1 each and cost to reload up. It almost saves money to shoot factory ammo.Was at cabelas in Green Bay Wisconsin Saturday. They had 2 boxes of Hornady Precision Hunter 300 PRC with 212 ELDX bullets. $45 a box. Was surprised to see that on the shelf
Looking forward to getting my 338 edge goingI prefer the 338 LM AI....just saying.![]()
I used to own a 7.82 Warbird. I was getting a wee bit more out of it than my friend who had a 30-378. But it was close. This was way before long range hunting became accepted on a mainstream level.
I’m just being a shit head
I understand what you’re sayin.
The 300 and 338 NM are awesome cartridges.
300-378 says spank you later.
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And people are paying it when they find it. Yet 300wm is still collecting dust on the shelves.Tried feeding any PRC lately?
300wm ammo exists currently, PRC does not, not at any price.
Ib4 someone links me PRC ammo at $8pr,and 2 boxes available, with a flat shipping rate of $75.
By that logic we should just dump 9mm, 5.56, and .308 while we're at it.Tried feeding any PRC lately?
300wm ammo exists currently, PRC does not, not at any price.
Ib4 someone links me PRC ammo at $8pr,and 2 boxes available, with a flat shipping rate of $75.
$54 for 300 norma? buy that ammo & use it as trade fodder. Thats an insane find.300NM can be found on shelf at sportsmans for $54/box for FGMM using 215 Bergers
300PRC can't be found anywhere but Gunbroker where its $100+/box plus shipping/tax.
Which one would you pick?
Uh huh. Just tripping over all the unbought 300wm.And people are paying it when they find it. Yet 300wm is still collecting dust on the shelves.
Uh huh. Just tripping over all the unbought 300wm.
You show me where 300wm is sitting for anything longer than a few hours on a shelf, and I'll buy you a Coke.
6mm Layzer, its magnum version of those sorta like a necked down 6.5 PRC. Get on it.Hey guys, I have an 6Gt expected to be here next month, gonna sell it because I have a 6 Dasher in que now. I sold my old junky .243 because the 6Creed was the way to go....... My 6Br was just did not have a cool acronym to call it so i got rid of it also......... Wish someone could give me about a 6 month heads up on what the newest hotness will be, i am on my 2nd mortgage and still dont have a rifle or brass......(giggles in facetiousness)
you have that backwards on 300 PRC burning out more barrels faster than the 300 WM..The 300 Win Mag is the barrel burner of these two.Saying an absolutely better case design is a dramatic overreach. When shot from CIP length mags and throated appropriately they match each other in velocity. They feed equally, 300wm has more brass options, from load data I've seen 300wm takes a little less powder to match velocity, until people have burnt through a lot more 300 PRC barrels we can't accurately compare barrel life. So with that said the only real argument for the 300 PRC over the 300wm is the belt. People that load frequently for the 300wm know that the belt is a non-issue. Me and many other people bump the shoulder when sizing the same way you would most other non-belted cartridges. So realistically I'm not seeing any advantages other than hornadys factory ammo offerings which I will admit is nice for those who don't handload.