Best long range hunting calibre!

**karoo.vellies** · 04-09-2015, 04:28

Ya the bullet issue comes from the US ITAR regulations, we can not import bullets from them without a shit ton of paperwork.

**300H&H** · 07-09-2015, 08:06

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This is the beast(284 Win)we used the past weekend. Some say this is the original short magnum.

**Capt. Oblivious** · 07-09-2015, 09:50

Originally Posted by 300H&H

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This is the beast(284 Win)we used the past weekend. Some say this is the original short magnum.

Whose rifle is that ? Fritz?

**300H&H** · 07-09-2015, 10:06

Netso!

**Capt. Oblivious** · 07-09-2015, 10:08

That doesn't count

but if you were going to build a LR rifle that would be the one to build

**300H&H** · 07-09-2015, 10:42

Remember the 284win is not a wild cat, it is n production hunting caliber

**bonesgun** · 07-09-2015, 11:31

Originally Posted by Messor

I can do(have done) that speed from my 22" .270, on node, with no hassles. Consider that one day we might get those Accubond LR's in SA that I posted earlier in this thread, with a G1 .625 and G7.317 and up to 500 yards(the distance stated by the OP) , and the picture will even be more different. Up to 500 yards, for hunting purposes, the .270 is rather good for a non magnum. Or let me rather say is was designed specifically for that. Couple that with the fact that with my suppressor fitted it has less recoil than a 243, it's easy to see why I own one.

Found accubond long range 6.5mm 130gr at wildman montana. They only have these in stock though.