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An '06 with a 180 grain bullet. Dang I'm boring.....

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Anything with a projectile size in the 6.5mm to 7mm range. I'm becoming a big fan of the 6.5 Rogue (6.5x55AI with 37deg shoulder). Mainly because of the accuracy with 140 grain SST's.


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One of my new favorites .243/100gr Partition. Took out the runnin' gear then stuck in the pine.


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ACC's till I die bro. grin [/quote]

the purple veins are a nice touch. grin


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8x57 & 308 just seem to take the challenge out of killing whitetails.

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.30-06 Remington 180 grain Core-Lokt.


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Anything that shoots a bullet bigger than a gnats azz..they aren't that hard to kill sleep !!!


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270 win 130gr. I also like the 8mm Gibbs, but it's kinda lotta overkill on a whitetail.:)


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30-30 is a KEEPER!!

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I'm pretty happy with my .25-06, with my .30-06 as my backup. If I'm hunting close, then my 444.


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My one whitetail was killed with a 30-06 and 150gr NBT. Might not be my favorite, but its what I had at the time.

I haven't shot a whitetail since (mostly hunt mule deer), but I'm thinking that a trim short action would be my choice now. Maybe an M700 Mountain Rifle, M7 Stainless or maybe a Montucky.

Anything from 243 to 308 would be my choice in cartridges. Pretty hard to beat the 260 or 7mm-08 overall.

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Originally Posted by LBP
.223 is all ya need...



And I guess it could be said that a Yugo is all you need to get from point A to point B. Some of us just like a little more in life.

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Originally Posted by Sherwood


30-30 is a KEEPER!!

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Nice pics Bru, but you got too many S's in Lancaster county.

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I wish we could legally kill deer witrh 22 centerfires, but we can't, so...

This year I may pop one with my 25-20. I try to rotate my deer rifle stock and it's worked its way to the front of the safe.

I've got a Ruger 77 being made into a 260 Rem, and that may be this year's Cat's Meow of Deer Killers (they all work----that's why we call them deer rifles).

Or maybe the 6-06 this year. It's tough having so many choices grin


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7x57 and 6.5x55, in that order.


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270 Win.


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243 with 100 gr Partition
264 Win Mag with 130 gr Scirocco
270 WSM with 130 gr Interbond
308 with 165 gr Solid Base
358 Win with 225 gr Accubond
50 Cal ML with a 250 gr Barnes TMZ

All have worked and worked well for me. Which ever one of those that is in my hand is my favorite.

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Whatever I have in my paws when I venture out is my favorite of the day!


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Practical choice .308 Winchester

Sentimental favorite .30-30 Winchester

1st runner-up .45-70

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25-06,I think I just became a ranger, does it make me feel more important? nah


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