Re: 5R 300 win mag
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: cruzie27</div><div class="ubbcode-body">i like the 220 SMK & H1000 in my r5 .300 Win Mag,. thats with Winchester brass, Fed 215M primers, & the ogive seated ten off the lands.
it makes 1000 easy and does not mind the wind that much. </div></div>
pretty close and Has the best bullet good load
RDT&E
Research indicated that objectives could be met with .300 Win Mag
Obtained prototypes
210 gr. Sierra MatchKing® VLD .300 Win Mag
220 gr. Sierra MatchKing® .300 Win Mag
250 gr. Scenar .338 Lapua Mag
250 gr. Sierra MatchKing® .338 Lapua Mag
300 gr. Sierra MatchKing® .338 Lapua Mag
Pressure, velocity, and 1000 yd accuracy testing conducted
RDT&E (continued)
Results
Accuracy
All rounds performed similarly with exception of the 300 gr. .338 Lapua Mag.
Velocity
Comparable velocity retention between 250 gr. .338 Lapua Mag and 210/220 gr. .300 Win Mag
Mean Values190 gr. Sierra210 gr. Sierra220 gr. Sierra250 gr. Sierra250 gr. Scenar300 gr. SierraMuzzle Velocity (fps)2,9362,8642,8792,8312,8142,701Velocity @ 1000 yds (fps)1,4701,5571,5501,5941,5441,657.300 Win Mag.338 Lapua Mag
<span style="font-weight: bold">220 gr. Sierra MatchKing® .300 Win Mag
Meets objectives</span>
Can be fired in existing weapons
Less sensitive than the 210 gr. VLD
<span style="font-weight: bold">Comparable accuracy and velocity retention to the 250 gr. .338 Lapua Mag</span>
Significant cost savings over the .338 Lapua Mag
source of info new mil contract testing document