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Congrats thats a fine mule deer this year was the first time out west for me I got a antelope in Wyoming and I hope to go mule deer hunting in Wyoming next year or the year after

I'm lookin to replace the stock on my Remington 700 XCR because I dont care for the rubber molding on it I dont mind the camo finish but Im thinking of a HS Precision stock and was wondering if it will be a drop in fit or would there be some modifactions that will need to be done?

Does anyone know when the Nosler 180 grain Partitions for a 300 RUM be in stock? Almost everthing for the 300 RUM is out of stock I think the only one in stock is 180 grain Accubond so I might have to try the Accubonds

If I get drawn for a tag I'm goin to Wyoming for antelope taking either my 300 RUM or 300 WSM Just hope I get a tag wont know for sure until July 10th Also might go to Maryland for whitetail deer in archery season

THANKS for all the replies I currently use partitions in both guns but gonna pick up a box of accubonds and see if they shoot any better. I'm HAPPY with partitions but with all the GREAT reviews I thought I'd see what the Accubonds were like

Which do you choose for all around hunting? I'll be using a 300 WSM or 300 RUM

The only reason I like that gun over a XCR is the black matte finish on the barrel I like the protection of the XCR I just dont like the shinny finish I'm afraid of game seeing glare from it I sent my model 700 XCR in 300 WSM and got camo dipped to get rid of the glare

I just called my dealer to get a price on a Remington Custom Shop Model 700 AWR II in 338 RUM price is $3,088.00 :shock: :shock: looks like I'll get get a XCR

Thanks for your help

Ok thanks for the replies but why does the Trophy Grade cost $69.95 and the not Trophy Grade cost $73.95 for 180 grain Accubond for 300 RUM?

Whats the difference between the Nosler Trophy Grade 180 grain Accubond in 300 RUM and 1800 grainAccubond in 300 RUM? What does TROPHY GRADE mean?

I want to check out the triangle barrell in person Also I keep waiting for the RMEF rifle to be offered in 338 RUM

Nice collection you have there