Can't get a straight answer here, only maybe's. Can this handle 300 win mag?
1755893
For decapping - yes -- for actual loading I would not risk it, its light weight and lots of pot metal. Great for decapping, maybe pistol rounds but not for rifle rounds. Loot at something like this Lee Precision Classic Cast Press - Lee Precision Classic Cast Press (Red)
1755894
i dont know. i bought to resize my 9mm boolits. it works fine for that. its nice and sturdy,good construction. hope that helps.
1755895
Frank I think you would be pushing it pass it`s limits. I use mine as bullet puller. I would get a more heavy press.Joe
1942247
I agree with the last answer. Had to send mine back. Scope would not stay zeroed on a .300 win mag either. But to answer you question, no the turrets do not lock!
963159
I see no reason why it won't. I loaded everything from 223 up to 300 win mag with it and had no problems. It will not seat primers in my 408 cheytac because the shell holder is too large for the hand prime. Hope this helps.
744565
It should those are very close to 1011 mags. Alas I sold my 220 three months ago so I can't say definatively.
392012
The card with it, says it will do 300 ultra mag, which I believe the RUM is also known as. It worked on my 30.06 and that is 85 mm, while the RUM is 91.4 mm so that 6.4 mm should not really be an issue.
1947763
not on a 7 mag but on a 338 win mag. works great and can deal with the recoil . stays spot on ....... I have several REDFEILD scopes and love them all
1554620
Yes it will. I have had my in my 300 win mag and ar 15. It is by far my favorite optic to use
1199585
I wouldn't think it would be a problem. The scope itself should handle the recoil. The real question is probably, "Should I use a scope with this limited magnification on the 300 Win Mag"? I own a .300 Win Mag, a Winchester Model 70 made in 1963. It's an excellent cartridge and has very long legs. A proper scope for this cartridge general starts at 4 power. But, to each their own way. This scope from Weaver has a power range that would definitely prove useful in brush country on larger, more aggressive game.
1708603
Yes I have mine on a 300 Howa win mag it's awesome great for long shots just get it dialed in at 100 yards and set what grain you're using and the scope will do therest. www.burriseliminator.com
1865931
I use it for sig 236 mk25 large mags. Holding up to 20 rounds in double wide mag with room to spare. Cannot say for sure but should work
161695
I shoot mine with a 308 a 300winmag, 22, 40, 44mag name it I've shot it , there isn't a single dent in it. So long story short yea you will be fine.
2076225
So far it has handled 600 or so rounds of 5.56, no problems at all. 7.62x39 should be fine. Just make sure you tighten the screws well ;). Don't tighten to top bracket screws too much though. The bracket will bend.
472451
Yes, it holds a little over 300 depending on how rounded up you fill it. There is a wheel on the bottom to wind the feed spring like with all Hi cap airsoft mags.
1185180
I have one on my Mossberg Maverick and it works flawlessly. There is some adjustment available for various size mag tubes. Well made and has not loosened up with over 100 rounds.
1315834
They claim it'll stay together up to those conditions but that's a whole lot of pop right there. I've got two on ar's one 556 and one on a 308 and they've both held zero wonderfully haven't adjusted at all in over a year of hard use but I'm not sure about that 300 mag. You've got to put your eye pretty close to the optic too, I'd be worried about it hitting you in the eye as well...
801912
I can't answer that question right now because I've only shot about 90 rounds of 300 Blackout with it. I would assume they would hold-up because the mount seems very sturdy to me.
638996
I set it up a few feet from the muzzle and have not had any problem with a .300 win mag or 7mm rem mag.