From the Sisk rifle, and several other .300 Win. Mag. rifles with 24 " barrels, propellants such as IMR 4350 and Reloder 17 produced the highest velocities with 150-gr. bullets.

Which cartridge wins in a 300 Win Mag vs. 30-06 matchup? ... the Amy decided we needed a sniper rifle with more reach than the 308 Model 24, which was good to about 800 meters.

The .300 Win. Mag. produces stout recoil and is typically chambered in heavier rifles. As an older cartridge, it doesn’t benefit from the principles of modern cartridge design . But no one would argue ...

Both the 7mm Rem Mag and .300 Win Mag contain the ability to deliver impressive accuracy results. I have owned and shot rifles chambered in both of these cartridges that consistently produced sub-MOA ...

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 Army has selected gunmaker Sig Sauer to produce .300 Winchester Magnum ammunition for the service’s bolt-action M2010 Enhanced Sniper Rifle. Check out our latest YouTube videos. Watch here 🎥 ...

Army Testing Smart Scope on .300 Win Mag Sniper Rifle Published March 14, 2014 In January, we reported that the Army had purchased six Tracking Point systems for testing.

The new .300 Winchester Magnum, or Win Mag round, sniper rifle is a big improvement over its predecessor the M40A6 and boasts the ability to hit targets with precision at more than 1,000 yards.

SIG Sauer has expanded its Match Grade Elite Performance Ammunition line for rifles with the addition of 300 Win Mag Open Tip Match (OTM) rounds. Featuring a 190-gr. Sierra MatchKing bullet, the ...

The 165-grain, .300 Win Mag bullet has a muzzle velocity of 3,110 feet per second with muzzle energy of 3,543 foot pounds of energy, "making it an excellent choice for medium-sized game such as ...