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700sage · February 4, 2011, 01:43 AM

Naa...You should be handloading ammo and tuning it to the gun, not tuning the gun to the ammo. It's much easier and more reliable. As for the difference between moose and elk there really is none when it comes to gun reqirement. The .300 magnum with premium 180 grain bullets is plenty. Especially when you can handload them and get greater velocities and energy than factory ammo.

February 4, 2011, 01:43 AM	#13
700sage Member Join Date: November 28, 2010 Location: Rio Rancho Posts: 90	Boss? Naa...You should be handloading ammo and tuning it to the gun, not tuning the gun to the ammo. It's much easier and more reliable. As for the difference between moose and elk there really is none when it comes to gun reqirement. The .300 magnum with premium 180 grain bullets is plenty. Especially when you can handload them and get greater velocities and energy than factory ammo.