Sako .300 Win Mag Ammo
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Sako TRG Precision 300 Winchester Magnum Ammo 175 Grain Open Tip Match 20/10
Brand:
Sako
Bullet Type:
Open Tip Match
Caliber:
.300 Win Mag
Grains:
175 grain
Rounds:
20
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Sako Powerhead Blade Brass .300 Win 170 Grain 20-Rounds
Brand:
Sako
Caliber:
.300 Win Mag
Capacity:
20
Finish Per Color:
Brass
Grains:
170 grain
Rounds:
20
From:
$56.59
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Sako Powerhead 170 gr Lead Free .300 WM Ammunition, 10 Rounds - C633657ASB10X
Brand:
Sako
Bullet Type:
Lead Free
Caliber:
.300 Win Mag
Grains:
170 grain
Rounds:
10
Marketplace Insights
★ 4.8/5
based on 9 customer reviews across 27 variants from 17 retailers
Premium precision rifle with exceptional accuracy and Finnish craftsmanship that overwhelmingly impresses shooters, though one user questioned stock quality.
What customers like
Excellent Accuracy67%
Accuracy is about 1/2 MOA out the box
Quality & Craftsmanship56%
The Sako is the Rolls Royce of precision rifles for sure, pure Finnish craftsmanship
Modularity & Customization44%
The adjustability alone is worth the price of the rifle
Excellent Trigger22%
That's a damned nice trigger new, and right out of the box
Common concerns
Stock Quality & Design11%
The stock is so freaking cheap looking and feels hollow
Rifle Weight11%
It is heavy even in the Hunter version
Frequently Asked Questions
Sako .300 Win Mag Ammo
What's the best grain bullet for 300 Win Mag?
For deer and elk, 180-grain bullets like the Nosler Accubond or Barnes TTSX offer an excellent balance of velocity and terminal performance. For larger game like moose or bear, 200-grain bullets such as the Nosler Partition provide deeper penetration. Always confirm which weight your specific rifle shoots most accurately.
What grain bullet is best for 1 in 10 twist 300 Win Mag?
A 1:10 twist in 300 Win Mag handles a wide range, from lighter 165-grain bullets up to heavy 230-grain projectiles. Most shooters find best accuracy with 180 to 210 grain bullets. Start with 190 or 200 grain loads and test in your specific rifle, as individual barrels vary.
What is the most accurate 300 Win Mag ammo?
Accuracy varies by rifle, but 190-grain match-grade loads are a strong starting point. Federal Gold Medal Match and Nosler Custom Competition consistently perform well at long range. Hornady ELD Match is another top contender. Test multiple loads in your specific barrel, as individual rifles respond differently to ammunition.
Is Sako ammunition any good?
Sako ammunition is well-regarded for consistent quality and accuracy. Their brass is particularly good, making it popular for reloading. The Powerhead Blade line performs well on big game with reliable expansion. It's a premium product at a premium price, but generally considered worth it by hunters.
How much energy does a 300 Win Mag have at 500 yards?
A typical 150-grain load carries around 1,600 foot-pounds at 500 yards, while heavier 180-grain loads retain roughly 2,000–2,200 foot-pounds. Actual figures vary with muzzle velocity, barrel length, and bullet construction. Use a ballistics calculator with your specific load for precise results.
What are the ballistics of 300 Win Mag ammo?
300 Win Mag ballistics vary by load. 150-grain bullets achieve roughly 3,260–3,290 fps muzzle velocity; 180-grain loads run 2,960–3,000 fps. Recoil energy is approximately 31.5 ft-lbs. Performance varies with barrel length, powder charge, and twist rate. Use a ballistics calculator for your specific load.
Does 300 Win Mag shoot flatter than 308?
Yes. 300 Win Mag shoots flatter than 308 Winchester. A 180-grain 300 Win Mag travels around 2,960 fps versus roughly 2,600 fps for a comparable 308 load, producing less bullet drop at distance. This difference becomes increasingly significant beyond 300 yards.
What is the best ammo for a 300 Win Mag?
Best choice depends on your hunting goal. For deer and elk, Nosler Trophy Grade AccuBond and Federal Trophy Bonded in 180-grain are reliable options. For long-range precision, Hornady ELD-X or Berger Hybrid loads perform well. Match bullet weight to game size and shooting distance.
What is the best 180 grain bullet for a 300 Win Mag?
"Best" depends on your application. For deer and elk, Nosler AccuBond and Federal Trophy Bonded are proven performers. Barnes TSX offers deep penetration on tougher game. For long-range work, Berger Hybrid and Hornady ELD-X are strong choices. Test several loads for accuracy in your specific rifle.
How many inches does a 300 Win Mag drop at 400 yards?
A 150-grain bullet at 3,260 fps with a 100-yard zero drops about 21.6 inches at 400 yards. Heavier 180-grain bullets have lower muzzle velocity, so despite higher ballistic coefficients, drop at 400 yards is not necessarily less. Consult a ballistic calculator for your specific load and zero.
Did Sako discontinue the S20?
Sako has discontinued the Gen 1 S20, releasing Gen 2 models as replacements. Distributors have reported stopping imports due to poor sales, and the S20 is on closeout. As of recent data, 22 variants remain available across 17 retailers. Contact an authorized distributor for current stock.
What distance is a 300 win mag good for?
The 300 Win Mag is effective from 200 to 1,300 yards depending on skill and ammunition. Hunters commonly use it to 600 yards on deer and elk, while most loads retain over 1,500 foot-pounds of energy past 500 yards. Low-drag projectiles go transonic around 1,350 yards, and skilled shooters push it to 1 mile.
At what distance do you zero a 300 Win Mag?
Most hunters zero the 300 Win Mag at 200 yards, which keeps bullets within roughly 3 inches of point-of-aim out to 250 yards. A 100-yard zero suits closer-range hunting, while long-range shooters sometimes use 300 yards. Your ideal zero depends on typical shooting distances and your specific load's ballistics.
How much does an S20 cost?
The Sako S20 rifle typically costs around $1,699, with listings ranging from roughly $60 to $7,499 depending on condition and configuration. If you meant the Samsung Galaxy S20 phone, please clarify and we can provide those prices instead.