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Quel calibre choisir pour la chasse?
Avec une carabine semi-automatique, le calibre 270 Winchester, 7mm Remington Magnum (7RM), 270 Winchester et 280 Remington, mais aussi les 300 et 338 Winchester Magnum offrent de bons résultats. Quant aux détenteurs d’une carabine mixte (type drilling), il faudra privilégier un calibre 12 ou 9,3x74R.
Quelle carabine pour commencer le TLD?
En terme de calibre, le 308W (7,62×51) est parfait. Il existe de très bonnes munitions match manufacturées qui vous donnerons entière satisfaction : Fédéral, Lapua, Norma, etc. Ces carabines dans ce calibre sont normalement chez tous bons revendeurs d’armes ou armurier.
How does the 300 Win Mag compare to the Creedmoor?
The 6.5 Creedmoor and the 300 Win Mag are often compared as long range cartridges. Let’s dive into the ballistics and see how they compare. To keep things fair we will compare both calibers using bullets with the highest ballistic coefficient (BC) that can be pushed to a reasonable velocity.
Is the Creedmoor a long range cartridge?
The 6.5 Creedmoor is also touted as a long range big game caliber like the 300 Win Mag. The 6.5 Creedmoor and the 300 Win Mag are often compared as long range cartridges.
What is the best bullet for a 300 Win Mag?
For the 300 Win Mag, the load we will use is a Berger 215 Hybrid Target bullet with a G1 BC of .691 and a G7 BC of .354 pushed to a velocity of 2886 fps. For the 6.5 Creedmoor, we will look at a Hornady 147 ELD-M with a G1 BC of .697 and a G7 BC of .351 pushed to a velocity of 2700 fps.
How far will a 300 Win Mag kill a deer?
A 300 Win Mag firing a 210 Berger VLD hunting bullet at 2900 fps will have enough energy to kill a deer at past 1200 yards and an elk at just past 900 yards. Obviously, these numbers only take into consideration the energy required and don’t consider whether the shooter is skilled enough or should be shooting those distances.