Just picked up a new gun last week, looking forward to start playing around with it and hopefully find a load I like and to hunt with next season. Kimber Montana 300 WSM. Been shooting the Ultra's and Weatherby's for a while now, but this gun has appealed to me for a while. Can never have enough guns, right?
Kimber 300 WSM
- Thread starter beech18
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>That gun is a mule kicking
>SOB. Great to pack
>around and great on killing
>though. Congrats!
>
>"You'll never get a big one
>if you shoot a little
>one"
thats why i got rid of my tikka t3 lite in 300mag. i'm a big guy and recoil doesnt usually bother me. not with that sucker. it was not enjoyable whatsoever.
>SOB. Great to pack
>around and great on killing
>though. Congrats!
>
>"You'll never get a big one
>if you shoot a little
>one"
thats why i got rid of my tikka t3 lite in 300mag. i'm a big guy and recoil doesnt usually bother me. not with that sucker. it was not enjoyable whatsoever.
sageadvice
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Glad to hear that i'm not the only guy here who don't care to shoot them that like to knock yer teeth out when you shoot them.
My neighbor has a 300WSM in a made in Oregon, Kimber Super America. It backed up on me some, his hot 165 gr loads, maybe a good bit more than my Winchester 270WSM, but i've shot worse kickers and i know it right off when i do!
I'm a Kimber fan! Good luck with it!!
Joey
"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
My neighbor has a 300WSM in a made in Oregon, Kimber Super America. It backed up on me some, his hot 165 gr loads, maybe a good bit more than my Winchester 270WSM, but i've shot worse kickers and i know it right off when i do!
I'm a Kimber fan! Good luck with it!!
Joey
"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
