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The .27 Nosler is an interesting one. ..imagine 3400 ft/sec with a 150grain ABLR.. :grin:

The 8mm really deserve a high bc hunting bullet that will put a new focus on that caliber group.

Yes your Winchester can be reamed up. There might have to be a minor gunsmith surgery with the magazine feedingramp as the 26Nosler has slight bigger body and sharper shoulders.

How many inches of barrel do you have on the Winchester?. Less than 26" the huff & puff of the 26Nosler won´t really matter ballisticwise.

Pros and cons regarding the .257Wea. When I had my .270Wea made up I was looking very hard on the .257Wea(and .264Win). Here was the few reasons I chose the .270Wea over the .257Wea: The .257Wea shoots a 117grain bullet @ 3400 ft/sec...so does a .240Wea with a 100grain = 17grain difference...

Overhere these .222Sakos keeps a good price in general.

Nice Doc!!.

Good shooting!!. BTW. I met up with a guy last week in SA who borrowed a Blaser R8 rifle in Botswana for all his hunting up there. He stated it was on of the slickest rifles he had ever shot with. I have not head of an inaccurate Blaser rifle yet. Love to buy one one day.

Nice kills. The ABLR does is job when tolled so..:LOL

Nope...but I am fix´n to :wink: I am planning a little buffhunt in Africa and with only bringing one rifle(a .378Wea) I want a bullet I can use for a little longrange antilope hunting after buffhunting is over.(If I get the time). The Barnes 250grainTSX could also become a candidate.

A .375cal bullet weighing aprox 270grain with the toughness of a Swift A-frame and a BC 0f .500...

Just returned from Africa using only one rifle....a.270wea loaded up with ABLR. It is a bullet that is very fragile without directly calling it a varmint bullet. I shot Warthog @ 200m and had no exit. 3 springbok between 200-400meter and exitwounds were quite big compared to a Partition. All...

..my strategy is to not have a strategy...and it works even without a strategy...:LOL

.270Weatherby for longrange smaller game up to about 150Ibs. .333Jeffery for everything to elephant. Each cartridge has its own way to signal what it wants and how to do it by physical apperance.

Yes!.

If it wasn´t for the fact I am leaving for Africa in three days and not knowing how many animals we get to hunt/shoot, I would have really considered this rifle. Just to have one leveraction again this rifle would be a good one...and a rare one.

QL doesn't take the Weatherby freebore into account. So an extra grain or two above recommended dose can be done.

Thanks for Pictures....and information :grin:

Looks great!. Can you post a Picture of the cartridge please. Sometimes a Picture of a cartridge can move mountains :mrgreen:

That´s very fine shooting. Keep up Anna!. :grin: