roosiebull
WKR
Tikka 6.5prc in a rokstok (if I was personally buying a factory gun for elk, it would be an 8 twist tikka 243 in a rokstok)The old question again...
I'm traditionally a Midwest hunter and have used the 308 before on elk hunts. But...I'd like to buy a new gun! and why not! The gun I'm buying is light, at or less then 7lbs. Ideally, and I think there's not "too" much to argue, the 300wm would be the ultimate elk round but I'm not fond of the recoil on such a light gun. Not a "huge" fan of muzzle brakes and not looking at suppressor...yet.
You're at the gun buying store, your wife gave you money for a new gun, dedicated for elk, it's around 7 lbs give or take, it's not threaded (nor will be), the only other gun you have is a 308. So, what caliber would you choose and why? But again, your only other gun is a 308...keep that in mind when deciding.
Factor in your own max range, but state that if it's important in your decision.
The 6.5 prc will do anything you ask of it as far as you will shoot, and there are really good factory ammo options. A tikka in a rokstok is still reasonably light, and is just a great reliable platform that’s easy to shoot and carry
