Shooter2675
New member
I am looking at buying a new .30 cal (or around .30 cal, such as a .338 or 7mm) and one of the cartridges I am seriously considering is the .300 Winchester Magnum. One of the things I have heard bad about it is its short neck. I read it is 0.264 inches long, whereas something like the .300 Weatherby Magnum has a neck that is 0.330 inches long. I have heard that the short neck makes the cartridge inaccurate, but then some people say it doesn't effect accuracy. I do reload, just so you know. I have also been looking at other calibers such as the .338 Winchester Magnum or the 7mm Remington Magnum, but I think the .300 Wichester Magnum is very versatile. Do you have any opinions on how the short neck would effect accuracy?
Thank you,
John
Thank you,
John