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Rifles / German made
« on: April 16, 2018, 08:24:00 PM »
Are the Mark V rifle made in 1972 more valuable or less valuable than the newer version ?
Assuming equal quality of course
Assuming equal quality of course
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Ammo / Bullet choice .
« on: February 04, 2018, 11:18:49 AM »
Good morning weatherby nation and hello !
I’m new to this sight...and also new to weatherby ownership.
I just acquired a .257 Vangaurd...a Mark V .257...& a .270 wby mag Mark V Accumark.
So my questions are ... what significance does Accumark mean... and for killing 200lb white tail at ranges of 100-300 yards which bullet impresses the nation ?
The .270 came with 3 boxes each 130 grain triple shock,150 gr partition, & 150 grr spire point.
The .257’s came with 2 boxes 115 gr nosler ballistic tip.
Any thoughts would be appreciated
I’m new to this sight...and also new to weatherby ownership.
I just acquired a .257 Vangaurd...a Mark V .257...& a .270 wby mag Mark V Accumark.
So my questions are ... what significance does Accumark mean... and for killing 200lb white tail at ranges of 100-300 yards which bullet impresses the nation ?
The .270 came with 3 boxes each 130 grain triple shock,150 gr partition, & 150 grr spire point.
The .257’s came with 2 boxes 115 gr nosler ballistic tip.
Any thoughts would be appreciated
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