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<blockquote data-quote="Enslow" data-source="post: 63901" data-attributes="member: 948">I was all in on getting a .280 nosler built until i realized the need for a heavy long barrel to get the massive speed gains.&nbsp; 28 inch barrels are heavy, long, and the rifle doesnt balance worth a shit.&nbsp; I can see using them for a long range bench gun though.- - - Updated - - -Take it easy and breathe.&nbsp; I dont doubt 3200 fps at all and i dont think that is all that fast for a case that large.- - - Updated - - -Take it easy and breathe.&nbsp; I dont doubt 3200 fps at all and i dont think that is all that fast for a case that large. Also the weatherby website lists 130 grain bullets pushing 3500 fps at the muzzle.&nbsp; Im sure the test barrels are longer than 24 inch.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Enslow, post: 63901, member: 948"] I was all in on getting a .280 nosler built until i realized the need for a heavy long barrel to get the massive speed gains. 28 inch barrels are heavy, long, and the rifle doesnt balance worth a shit. I can see using them for a long range bench gun though. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Take it easy and breathe. I dont doubt 3200 fps at all and i dont think that is all that fast for a case that large. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Take it easy and breathe. I dont doubt 3200 fps at all and i dont think that is all that fast for a case that large. Also the weatherby website lists 130 grain bullets pushing 3500 fps at the muzzle. Im sure the test barrels are longer than 24 inch. [/QUOTE]

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