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What off-the-beaten-path cartridge do you feel is most deserving of, based on merit, belonging with the likes of the .270/7mmRM/30-06/.300WM? (okay, maybe a bit more niche than those but you know what I'm getting at) .35 Whelen? .338-06? Other? (This is for hunting, not target shooting)
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270 win necked to .30 caliber... No other changes needed. Dink
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I'd say the 338-06, 35 Whelen, and 6.5-06 could be in the running. Seems you hear of those more often than any other.
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270 win necked to .30 caliber... No other changes needed. Dink I see what you did there.
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See, I was thinking of an '06 necked to take 6.8 bullets.
This is a shooting forum, there is no place here for logic.
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Slamo dunk the 7 Mashburn Super it's a real Rock Star!.. Dober
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Is an AI considered a wildcat?
Or merely an abberation?
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Abberation me thinks.. Dober
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6.5-06 and the .338-06 are my two wildcat favs if you still call the 338-06 a cat. I do.
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.280 Ackley Abberation 6.5RCBS .338-06 / .338-280AI .338WSM
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338/06 is a fav of mine as well
Dober
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I've seen a 7mm Yukon based on 300 Win brass with a steeper shoulder. Similar to the Mashburn ?
History May Not Repeat, But it Rhymes.
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.25-284 Flinch
Flinch Outdoor Gear broadhead extractor. The best device for pulling your head out.
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.25-284 Flinch That one has been off the Campfire radar long enough now to be considered "retro". Fancy rebated rims, fat bodies, and sharp shoulders...... I'll keep on shooting mine until it dies.
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223AI, 22-250AI, 257AI and 280AI?
25-284, 6.5-284, and (maybe) 338-284?
25 Souper?
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Varmints and pronghorn I love my 6x47 Rem.
Larger game I've got the 8mm-06, .338-06 and Whelen to get the job done.
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Just to be different, .257 Swede?
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.25-284 Flinch That one has been off the Campfire radar long enough now to be considered "retro". Fancy rebated rims, fat bodies, and sharp shoulders...... I'll keep on shooting mine until it dies. If I could just borrow a reamer to run in there to make mine a no turn neck it would rock. Actually the wife's gun, but it is cool. Too bad she has barred me from shooting it without her supervision.
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Depends on what you're hunting but one of the very best to stand the test of time is the ROB in MHO !!!
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