Product Overview: 300 Savage Ammunition

The .300 Savage is a rifle cartridge developed by Savage Arms in 1920. It was designed to be a powerful cartridge that could fit in a shorter action rifle, offering performance close to the .30-06 Springfield. The .300 Savage became popular among hunters and shooters for its balance of power, accuracy, and manageable recoil.

Specifications:

• Bullet Diameter: 0.308 inches (7.8 mm)
• Case Length: 1.871 inches (47.5 mm)
• Overall Length: 2.60 inches (66.0 mm)
• Rim Diameter: 0.473 inches (12.0 mm)
• Neck Diameter: 0.339 inches (8.6 mm)
• Shoulder Angle: 30 degrees
• Case Capacity: Approximately 52 grains of water
• Maximum Pressure: 46,000 CUP (Copper Units of Pressure)
• Typical Bullet Weights: 150 grains, 165 grains, 180 grains
• Muzzle Velocity:
  • 150 grains: approximately 2,630 feet per second (fps)
  • 165 grains: approximately 2,590 fps
  • 180 grains: approximately 2,530 fps
• Muzzle Energy:
  • 150 grains: approximately 2,310 foot-pounds (ft-lbs)
  • 165 grains: approximately 2,460 ft-lbs
  • 180 grains: approximately 2,560 ft-lbs

Key Features:

1. Versatility: Suitable for a variety of game including deer, elk, and bear.
2. Accuracy: Offers consistent performance and reliable accuracy.
3. Manageable Recoil: Provides a balance between power and recoil, making it suitable for medium to large game hunting.
4. Compatibility: Works well with lever-action rifles, especially the Savage Model 99.
5. Historic Value: Holds a significant place in hunting history, being a popular choice throughout the 20th century.

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This overview provides a comprehensive look at the .300 Savage ammunition, highlighting its specifications and key features.