300 Win recipes

180gr Nosler AB
73.4gr Reloader 22
Win Large Rifle Mag Primer
Set 2 thousandth from land's
3150 fps/ 26in pacnor barrel .5 @ 100yds /
*Please note/ work up to your desired load, all way's watch for pressure sign's. What works for one may not work for another.
 
180 Partition, WW brass, WLRM primer, 75.5 grains of Norma MRP, seated to put the bullet .015" off the lands.
180 TTSX, WW brass, WLRM primer, 75.0 grains of IMR 7828, seated to put bullet .055" off the lands.

Both these loads shoot under moa consistently

Start 3 grains below and work up safely.

Eagleye
 
My favourite in my Rem 700:

180gr Hornady SST
69.5gr H4831
CCI MLRP
RP brass

Some reduced recoil loads:


185gr Lee .312" cast bullet, gas checked, sized to .311"
20gr Trailboss
CCI MLRP
RP brass
Consistently shoots ~1.5" at 100 yards, recoils like a .223

150gr Hornady BTSP
35gr H4895
CCI MLRP
RP brass
Shoots under 1" at 100 yards, recoils like a .308

180gr Hornady BTSP
33gr H4895
CCI MLRP
RP brass
Shoots ~1.5" at 100 yards, recoils like a .30-06
 
My personal favourite: 77.5 grains Vihtavuori N560 pushing a 180-grain Accubond. Incredible accuracy, range and power. I use Win cases and CCI 250 primers.

All time classic: 73.0 grains IMR 4831 behind any decent 180-grain bullet. This is a load I use to test a .300 Win Mag. It always gives around 1 m.o.a and 3,000 fps. If this load doesn't work, then the problem is with the rifle, scope or shooter.
 
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Re22 at 73.0 Grains. Either CCI 250 or Federal GM215M and 190 Hornady BTSP.
Thank you for the load info; will add it to my growing file of CGN Loads
 
80 to 81 grains of H1000 under just about any 180 you can name. ESs will leave you wondering if the chronograph is stuck on 3150 fps with a good 26" barrel. I do have one 23 1/2 inch pipe that only does 3050 fps.

Knock one grain off for 190 Berger or SMK, and another for a 200 gr Accubond.
 
82 gr H1000 under 175gr Burger hunting VLDs or Hornady 178 gr A-Maxs Federal GM210M primers 3/4" groups @100 yrds consitantly
 
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