Will this be ok to use with a .300 win mag?
2035404
probably not. its on a lower end range price for a scope. those 30 caliber rounds put out a lotta kick. this scope has been used on .22 and .223 rifles but not extensively. the scope says shock proof, but I am not sure on how much shock it can really take.
2035405
My guess would be that it would be OK, but I can't say 100% that it would stand up to years of recoil from a .300 Win Mag. I shoot heavy loads in my .45-70, and I find that lower-end scopes usually don't last long under that kind of beating. If you're planning on a lot of shooting with the .300WM, I'd suggest moving up to a Leupold or something equivalent.
2035406
I think it would work well. Just be sure to get some good rings for the rifle.
2035407
I would think so. Mine on ar-15. If it will not hold up they should warranty. These mile dots are a little small. I have other tasco world class scopes on 30-06. Been there many years. Well satisfied for a scope I do not use daily.
2035408
I think it would work. I have two, both are on muzzle loaders in which we use 3 pellets of Triple 7, 50-50 pellets, or 150 grains. I have had one on a CVA Optimum Pro since 2004 and put the second one on a 50 cal. Remington Model 700 last year. Both have worked perfectly well. I have encountered no problems with the one put on in 2004 and have not had to make any adjustments since putting it on the rifle. Sighting it in this year my son had a three shot group of 1 inch at 100 yards all within the orange bull of two inches. Need I say more.
196165
Jim it would be marginal at best a 30 rd mag has just enough room very little clearance remaining. Hope this helps
1415028
I actually use the metal stripper clips on it. So definitely they will work and I love this item. Get it man I got my dad one too because those 30 rnd mag start to get painful on your fingers.
638996
I set it up a few feet from the muzzle and have not had any problem with a .300 win mag or 7mm rem mag.
2066163
Not sure for the 300, I think it would. The straps are really long though. I tried it on my Rem 700 and it was too loose.
397192
I only reload 308 and 30-06. 30-06 isn't that much smaller than 300 mag, so I would definetly say yes . It's a great, great press . I highly recommend it.
84475
Should be no problem. Works fine in my .223. Just make sure the patch isn't too big.
1695181
I have a .223 that shoots 5.56 and I have loaded those, but dont know if the mag is different for a 5.56 but it should be just fine I would not take for mine best investment I have made in a while
1502756
Depends. It won't reload 300 mags but it will load 3006 or 8mm. You can fit the case in the loader but once you seat the billet you won't be able to extract the loaded round out of the press.
2120359
As long as the muzzle has a 5/8x24 thread pitch this will work fine. The 300 blackout is 7.62 in diameter which will leave plenty of room and the brake will work fine.
12348
It will....however, you will only be able to use 20 round mags....anything more and you will be lop-sided
392012
The card with it, says it will do 300 ultra mag, which I believe the RUM is also known as. It worked on my 30.06 and that is 85 mm, while the RUM is 91.4 mm so that 6.4 mm should not really be an issue.
1703151
No I haven't used it with .300 BO, but I have used it with .308 Win and .223.
1936731
I don't know for sure, but I Think the 7mm mag or the 30-06 would work. Its a nice little kit.
1144273
I have mine mounted on a Remington 300 Win Mag. And have had no issues so far.
1947763
not on a 7 mag but on a 338 win mag. works great and can deal with the recoil . stays spot on ....... I have several REDFEILD scopes and love them all
392011
I've pulled .338 Lapua with it, so I think .300 RUM shouldn't be a problem.