Originally Posted by 338Rules
Originally Posted by Seafire
to me, the biggest reason is twofold...

1. the nostalgia
2. the cool factor which is off the charts.


As SteveR says, it’s not the shoulder angle, which necessitated the H&H belt for headspacing.
But the long neck & shoulder from cordite days, which makes it so cool,
un-WSM or perhaps un-Rum even.

Usually it’s the long magnum action , with a classic stock, and stunning performance that is the art.
The whole is greater than the sum of the parts, which all work in concert.

I could be very happy with a cf arsenal that consisted of 6mm/244Rem, 280 Rem,
And a pair of 300 + 375 H&H CRF .All matched, of course.

No need for high pressure throat burners.

Just steady pointing , with clean slick feeding for follow ups.

Cheers


the coolest round I think I've ever seen, was a nickle plated 300 H & H with a 220 grain Round Nose.

I'm partial to the old 30/40 Krag with a 220 grain RN and the 303 Brit, with a 215 grain RN.

The 220 grain RN on the 06 case is always my favorite in the 30/06.


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