pacoalcracker
WKR
Winchester pre-64 in 32 Special and 170gr factory. Christensen Arms FFT TI in 308 Win. suppressed and 130 TTSX factory.
Good pick!My “Go To” deer rifle has been a CVA Scout in 6.5CM with an SWFA 3-9 for several years now
I also built an MK12 variant AR that will be getting some play time this season. But that compact single shot with absolutely be the starter.
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I have a TC Venture in 280 rem. I wouldn't take anything for it. Got a brake on it. My wife hunts with it.My go to rifle is my old TC Venture (weathershield model) in 7mm rem mag topped with a leupold vx5-HD. Love that heavy azz thing because it’s so dang accurate and hardly recoils. Every time I buy another rifle (and I have way to many that don’t get shot much), I gravitate back to this one. Hate the heavy trigger but had some work done and replaced the spring so hopefully it’s a little more crisp and lighter now. Might go to Ohio this year and if so, I’ll get to use my 450 bushmaster which is a savage wolverine. Might use the Remington 700 mountain ss up north in 6.5 creed if we get some early snow in the Adacks also (never used it yet but gave it to my son and would love to test it out with him).
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I wouldn’t say you were under gunned in any of those situations. Over gunned perhaps but that’s not a big deal. 30-06 would killed whitetail in most situations within 400yds and has been for over 100yds.Seems like whatever I bring the opposite situation arises. Only time I've ever taken a 243 out I shot a buck at 275ish yards. Last year I used a 300 wm and shot 1 at 30 and 1 at 10. Maybe I'll drop down to an 06 this year and I'll get a shot around 50
I’ve always wanted a single shot. The simplicity and compactness has always intrigued me. Make your first shot count cuz you may not get another. I really like my CVA wolf muzzleloader and I’ve been tempted to pick up a scout in 44mag or 350L.My “Go To” deer rifle has been a CVA Scout in 6.5CM with an SWFA 3-9 for several years now
I’ve always wanted a single shot. The simplicity and compactness has always intrigued me. Make your first shot count cuz you may not get another. I really like my CVA wolf muzzleloader and I’ve been tempted to pick up a scout in 44mag or 350L.
The "Pennsylvania Machine Gun"! And in carbine form, no less. I tip my hat to you, sir.
I’ve been looking pretty hard at that browning cynergy wick wing for duck hunting. What’s the third shot really get you?I’ve found myself preferring single shots & OU shotguns.
Between the compactness, they swing better to me, and I find myself taking better shots because I know that I only have 1/2 shots.
My next SS rifle will either be a 44Mag, 45-70 or .300BLK.
Now that’s a piece of history!I'm in S.E. Montana. I have used my Winchester model 70 7mm rem mag for 15 years. 140 gr Winchester ballistic silvertip for WT, Muleys, antelope and elk. It has served me well. This year I want to use a 120 yr old Marlin chambered in 32 Win Special that my moms husband gave me. We mainly hunt WT along the Yellowstone river here.
Boomer cartridges never stopped working and are cheap to shootI'm only 32 but y'all make me feel like a boomer using these boutique cartridges.
.270 for me back home on the east coast and .308 for muleys this year.
I've got one of this in 3006. Still got the stock scope. I used it a lot for spot and stalking. I mostly bowhunt now but I have a 45 70 that is gonna fill this role moving forward