300 Savage Ballistics
A 150 grain Remington Core-Lokt 300 Savage has a velocity of 2630 at the muzzle with 2304 LB/FT of energy. At 100 yards energy drops to 1845 LB/FT, and velocity slows to 2354.
300 Savage Ballistic Charts:
This 300 Savage ballistic chart shows 180 grain Federal Premium Power-Shok Jacketed Soft Point rounds
| Muzzle | 100 Yds | 200 Yds | 300 Yds | |
| Velocity (FPS) | 2350 | 2137 | 1934 | 1745 |
| Energy (FT/LB) | 2207 | 1825 | 1495 | 1217 |
| Drop (Inch) | / | +3.0 | 0 | -12.5 |
This 300 Savage ballistics chart shows 150 grain Remington Core-Lokt Pointed Soft Point rounds
| Muzzle | 100 Yds | 200 Yds | 300 Yds | |
| Velocity (FPS) | 2630 | 2354 | 2095 | 1853 |
| Energy (FT/LB) | 2304 | 1845 | 1462 | 1143 |
| Drop (Inch) | / | +2.4 | 0 | -10.2 |
300 Savage History and Uses:
The 300 Savage was developed in 1920 and introduced in 1921. This cartridge isn’t as popular as other 30 caliber centerfire rifle cartridges, but it is ballistically similar to cartridges like the .308 Winchester.
The 300 Savage is an excellent medium game cartridge that is available in 150 or 180 grain weight projectiles.
