It's been mentioned that the 300 is a bit of a headache in a revolver. How bad is it? Just a matter of finding the right load? I know the 321 is close in performance, but how much is it lacking in comparison? I really like the idea using 125 and 130 great bullets meant for the 30-30. Is the 321 good for getting the best out of those bullets. I'm thinking a 6 inch revolver for either.
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300/321 GNR questions
- Gus S., 2018-03-04, 08:15
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- I have a 300. Not a problem at all, brass is a bit - Drdougrx, 2018-03-04, 17:08
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not sure what you are talking about. There has never been
- Gary Reeder, 2018-03-04, 12:37
- Now I know what's up. - Gus S., 2018-03-04, 16:51
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The .300 is fine, just more fun to make.
- WB, 2018-03-04, 12:33
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I was thinking that..
- Gus S., 2018-03-04, 17:49
- I shot two sheep with it, the .300 GNR 125 gr. FNGC - WB, 2018-03-04, 18:36
- My current 300 toppings - O’ Gary, 2018-03-04, 13:40
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I was thinking that..
- Gus S., 2018-03-04, 17:49
- I’m unfamiliar with 300 issues. I thought it was for - O’ Gary, 2018-03-04, 10:58
- Get a gun with both cylinders... (nm) - Huey, 2018-03-04, 10:38