std7mag
Well-known member
I'm an obsolete/oddball type of person.
There are a number of cartridges based on the 7X57 Mauser case, circa 1898. And they are still used today.
The 375 H&H magnum is the grandfather of all the belted magnums.
But you don't need a belt to have a magnum. But I've never had an issue with a belted cartridge.
I have a number of "lighter" cartridges that I regularly shoot and hunt with.
250 Savage, 257 Roberts, 257 Roberts AI, 25-06, 7mm-08AI, 284 Win, 280 Rem.
But I also have a few magnums that I regularly shoot and hunt with also.
25WSSM, 257 WBY, 7mm Rem Mag, 7mm WBY.
There are a number of cartridges based on the 7X57 Mauser case, circa 1898. And they are still used today.
The 375 H&H magnum is the grandfather of all the belted magnums.
But you don't need a belt to have a magnum. But I've never had an issue with a belted cartridge.
I have a number of "lighter" cartridges that I regularly shoot and hunt with.
250 Savage, 257 Roberts, 257 Roberts AI, 25-06, 7mm-08AI, 284 Win, 280 Rem.
But I also have a few magnums that I regularly shoot and hunt with also.
25WSSM, 257 WBY, 7mm Rem Mag, 7mm WBY.