#10MinuteTalk - The .264 Win Mag — Fast, Flat and Nearly Forgotten

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🗓️ 12 August 2025

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

The high-velocity .264 Winchester Magnum built its reputation around flat-shooting performance and its ability to flatten game. Making its commercial debut in 1959, it was soon overshadowed but the 7mm Remington Magnum. Tune in as Mark Boardman and Ryan Muckenhirn talk about this incredibly capable yet nearly forgotten cartridge.

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0:00.0	What is up, everybody? Mark on the mic, my good friend, Ryan Muggenhearn, across for me.
0:07.1	And welcome to the Vortex Nation podcast.
0:09.4	And welcome to a good old-fashioned episode of cartridge talks.
0:14.7	Nice.
0:19.3	Welcome to awkward silence.
0:20.9	We'll have MC Ryan.
0:22.7	You know, he can consolidate that little, that airspace.
0:25.7	Yeah, I'll leave that in.
0:27.2	Ryan, you know, got a cool one today.
0:29.7	Yes.
0:29.9	I think it's cool.
0:31.4	Yeah.
0:31.6	By the numbers, nothing to sneeze at.
0:34.8	By any stretch of the imagination, in my opinion.
0:40.6	Okay. I'm, I am curious to hear your thoughts on this and what this is it is the 264 winchester magnum man meganum
0:49.6	yeah belted cartridge very much so based off the 375 H&H case, yes?
0:57.5	Yeah, or 300, win mag.
0:59.6	Or 300 win mag?
1:00.4	All parent case, belted magnum, Holland and Holland.
1:02.6	Yes.
1:03.0	They're all related.
1:03.6	Both answers are correct.
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