[finder]

are they going obsolete.i'mthinking about buying anew bolt action 300sav.there doesn'tseem to be many companys making rounds in this calibre or any changes like leverloution or sst tips.so any ideas

 

[wonksy]

Simple Solution...Buy a 308 Instead!!

 

[finder]

there may not be much difference in them but i wouldn't own a 308.

 

[SIMPLELIFE]

Maybe another Caliber beside 308?I personally like having a caliber I don't have to search the country side for.

 

[wwjmbd]

are they going obsolete.i'mthinking about buying anew bolt action 300sav.there doesn'tseem to be many companys making rounds in this calibre or any changes like leverloution or sst tips.so any ideas

I think that 300 savage carttriges will be available in factory ammo for quite a few years yet because of the amount of 300 savages still in use, however the selection of ammunition is going to be a lot smaller than some of the more popular cartriges. There is only a couple of bolt action rifles that I am aware of that offer a model in 300 currently but there are a ton still in use and many in near new condition. Another option would to be to reload your own ammo or buy a set of reloading dies in 300 savage for someone that is already set up for reloading and have them reload for your rifle. The components for loading the 300 savage (powder, primers and sst bullets) would run about 80-90 cents per round.

The 300 savage is an excellent deer cartrige imo.

 

[good old boy]

I picked up a box for the old man the other day at crappy tire. Also find them on the cabelas web site.