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She has absolutely no business hunting dangerous game if she cannot handle a rifle of adequate power.

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Originally Posted by gunswizard
She has absolutely no business hunting dangerous game if she cannot handle a rifle of adequate power.


Hmmmm... just hmmmm...

Did you actually read the thread?



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WTF does it matter to you? You always post your negative chit DILLIGAF.

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There was an interesting article in a gun mag about designing the perfect rifle cartridge combo for just such a purpose. They ended up with a Browning BAR ported for the .416x338 cartridge.

I wouldn't go below a .270 and the 9.3x64 gets a lot done without intolerable recoil. Hal Waugh would carry a .358 Win. carbine at times and the .350 Rem Mag could certainly and has got her done.

So get her used to something 30 cal. or more or get a nice camera. A 308 Winchester at close range is just as deadly as a 30-06 at 100 yards further out. Use a good bullet and there should be no worries.


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.308 Winchester is the answer here AFAIC.

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Originally Posted by Bugger
I'd recommend getting deep penetration. For the lowest recoil with the best bang for the buck laugh a 7x57 with a heavy Nosler Partition comes to mind. Get a good recoil pad and get a stock that fits her!! Consider a low power scope with a heavy post.

Have someone back her up.


Good advice here.

I would think a 160 to 175 gr Partition, A-Frame or TSX would do the job.

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Originally Posted by Mackay_Sagebrush
Stick a brake on a .308 that has a stock cut to fit her.

My daughter has been shooting braked .308s for a while now and never even mentions recoil.

The low recoil, and easy shooting characteristics allow her to place a bullet precisely.

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Bullet entrance, right where she was instructed.

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Great-lookin' kid, Mac! And the happiness in her smile tells me she's really enjoying her hunting time with her dad.


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Mac, it looks like you raised a real hunter. I am always surprised how many men feel threatened by women who not only can hunt, but actually love it.


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My wife and I hunted bear for 10 days on Kodiak this spring.

She was able to take this bear on day 8 at 180 yards with a 180 grain out of her 20" barreled .308 win.

9.5' square. I was hoping to get to play back up but no such luck. Through the vitals and down in the brush. By the time I decided to waltz into the brush it rolled into 10 feet below where she shot it 15 minutes later it was dead.

No drama is a good thing when walking into brush after bears wink

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Congratulations! That's a really nice bear!

Now all you need is 100 sq ft of wall space... grin

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Originally Posted by alaska_lanche
My wife and I hunted bear for 10 days on Kodiak this spring.

She was able to take this bear on day 8 at 180 yards with a 180 grain out of her 20" barreled .308 win.

9.5' square. I was hoping to get to play back up but no such luck. Through the vitals and down in the brush. Was dead by the time I decided to waltz into the brush were it rolled into 10 feet below it 15 minutes after she shot it.

No drama is a good thing when walking into brush after bears wink

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Nice! What bullet?


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