Reloading the .300 Savage.

I reload for it as well. The only "tricky" part I have observed is the short round shoulders are sometimes not pushed back enough or are partially collapsed when sizing. If you start with a neck that is small enough in diameter the neck tension will not be an issue. At least I have never had that kind of problem. Lube dents just below the shoulder or on the shoulder also seem to happen more often than with say the 308 when sizing. I like IMR 4320 with 150 or 180 grain Hornaday Interlokt bullets as these are the most accurate combinations in my rifles, a couple Savage 99's and an Arisaka type 38 rebarreled to 300 SAV.

I have found nothing "tricky" I use Varget and a 150 gr Sierra Pro Hunter RN.Shot out of my Savage 99.

Member FROGO is on point here. I reload both .300 Sav and .308 for my 99s, and both shoot the 180 Interlok bullets like champs. Not home right now, but if you'd like a pet load, pm me, but standard rules apply. Start low, work up, watch for pressure signs. YMMV.

Shootingtimes.com has a article on their site right now about reloading the 300 Savage.