Any other .325 WSM shooters out there?
Was just curious.
Jon
Jon
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Me. It is the only caliber Winchester has introduced lately that I own. Really good round and packs quite a punch. 0 -
Packs quite a punch when you go to buy the shells, and hurry they are going up again and again. 0 -
jptatum,
What kind of rifle you have? And what all have you shot out of it so far? I am going to work up so loads when I get a chance, but for this deer season I have to splurge on factory ammo. Have shot the 200 gr. Winchesters(accubonds) and they shot really well and the 220 gr. Winchesters(powerpoints), which didn't shoot so well out of my Savage. They are a bit much for deer anyways, but I figured I would give them a try seeing they were cheaper.
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Most of the new cartridges sense about 1990 are pieces of garbage but this one is kind of interesting. 0 -
My rifle is a Winchester Black Shadow, or something like that. I have fired 180, 200 and 220 grain rounds, which is everthing that Winchester makes. It is not a tack driver but I have not tried to "tune" it. Accuracy is certainly acceptable for a hunting rifle. I prefer heavier bullets, everthing being equal. I am not a hand loader. Good luck. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by jptatum
My rifle is a Winchester Black Shadow, or something like that. I have fired 180, 200 and 220 grain rounds, which is everthing that Winchester makes. It is not a tack driver but I have not tried to "tune" it. Accuracy is certainly acceptable for a hunting rifle. I prefer heavier bullets, everthing being equal. I am not a hand loader. Good luck.
My 270WSM is a "Super Shadow" and it gets about 1-1/4" with Silvertips. Handloads make it a tack driver. That trigger is exceptional.0 -
I built a friend one on a 700 saum action, with a PacNor barrel and it shoots 200 grain Accubonds very accurate.
He planned on hunting Elk with it, but so far the only thing shot has been a lot of groundhogs 'O)0
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