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Teaman1
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Was just looking at one on gunbroker yesterday
THAT is an easy statement to agree with - If it's a dedicated elk (and bigger) rifle I'd go .30 and up for sure - 338 Win Mag is damn hard to beat ….. 325 WSM launching 220's as well BUT the 338 WM is so easy to find ammo and bullets for it a no-brainerLotta good elk rifles out there
On my way to Wyoming right now with a .325 in the case. Didn’t have time to finish a load for the Weathermark.THAT is an easy statement to agree with - If it's a dedicated elk (and bigger) rifle I'd go .30 and up for sure - 338 Win Mag is damn hard to beat ….. 325 WSM launching 220's as well BUT the 338 WM is so easy to find ammo and bullets for it a no-brainer
put an aircell pad on it and that'll cure that last part fastLove my tikka t3 superlite in 7mag. Leupold vx2 3-9, Talley rings.
It shoots sub-moa groups out of the box with any factory load I throw at it, shoots super flat and is light as they come. Takes a bit of getting use to on the shoulder though.
How fast are those 150s going? They must be zippingKimber mountain ascent 300wsm. With barnes 150’s. And a Nikon Prostaff 5. That’s my new set up
And love it so far
I'd say there's no real danger of the bullet not expanding on impact …..How fast are those 150s going? They must be zipping
How fast are those 150s going? They must be zipping
Love hearing of people hunting with those pump guns I have one that was my grandpas. Hoping to take a deer with it one day, or even an elk. Have you taken animals with yours?Remington 760 in 338-06, 20" barrel, straight 4x scope. Elk hunting is in timber here too.