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This. And learn to reload. 7-08 is good. Either better than a .243 on stuff larger than a whitetail.

But as BS hinted, it's all in the bullet. High BC delivered first class out a fast twist tube.



....and if you don't reload, 308. And if you've never loaded, but plan too, prepare to spend some coin and a later bedtime. Upside is you'll shoot twice as much.

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If a guy ain't thinking bullets first,he's gonna come in last.

Heard yet another TRIUMPHANT A-Max recounting yesterday...that'll rewrite THE Book....................

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Quote



But as BS hinted, it's all in the bullet. High BC delivered first class out a fast twist tube.


Well heck,

guess I best go back to the drawing board.

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here I wuz, all set up with an illuminated scope, WAM-less mounts, synthetic stock, stainless barrel,

chambered for 358 Winchester in a 700 Mountain rifle, Pac-Nor 1 in 14 twist and 200 Gr. Hornadys @ 2,450 FPS.
Seemed like a perfect dark-thirty hoglet thumper for shots under 200 yds.

Oh well,


JAFO,

GWB




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Originally Posted by geedubya
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But as BS hinted, it's all in the bullet. High BC delivered first class out a fast twist tube.


Well heck,

guess I best go back to the drawing board.

[Linked Image]

here I wuz, all set up with an illuminated scope, WAM-less mounts, synthetic stock, stainless barrel,

chambered for 358 Winchester in a 700 Mountain rifle, Pac-Nor 1 in 14 twist and 200 Gr. Hornadys @ 2,450 FPS.
Seemed like a perfect dark-thirty hoglet thumper for shots under 200 yds.

Oh well,


JAFO,

GWB





Nice rig GW-- for EXACTLY what you want to do with it. Certainly would not be my "all round, do everything" choice. 'Hoglets' at 200? No problem, with lots to spare.


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Stupid is never smart...................


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Originally Posted by 1Deernut


Nice rig GW-- Certainly would not be my "all round, do everything" choice.


No problem.
IIRC, I have a couple others from which to choose.

Best,

GWB


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Hey Big Stick..............
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.243 or 7-08 for elk? Give me the 7-08 any day.


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Hey Big Stick..............
GFY
Hint


Sweetheart,

You'll do well to remember to start with phuqqing yourself...if only because you WILL get more pussy that way.

Congratulations?..................


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Sakos are great guns.


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I have been considering a new Sako Finnlight in .243 but have a concern with their scope mounting system. Beretta does not import the one-piece Optilock Ring Mount in stainless!

The scope will be a VX-3 2.5-8x36mm and I want a lightweight low mount. With a Tikka, the solution is simple: a one-piece DNZ low would do quite nicely.

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Both fine rifles that are proven. Smart move.


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Originally Posted by Fotis
Sakos are great guns.


Elder are solid,though compromised by Blued/Walnut. The new schit sucks ass..............


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You Stupid Phuqqers are a hoot!

OptiLock's suck ass and so do DNZ's.

Hint...............





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DNZ be the shizza yo!

Oh, wait, that's DMX. Nevermind......

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I'm fortunate,in that Clueless Dumbphuqqers line up around the block,to "tell" me stuff.

Funny schit!.................


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Sure 'nuff, Big Stick's been drinkin' today! Have another 'un, it'll help you think better.

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Originally Posted by 1tnhunter
Ok guys I'd appreciate some input. I buying a new rifle and I'm flip flopping on the chambering. I'm back and forth between the 243 and 7mm08. I mainly hunt whitetail in TN. But I also have the opportunity to go to Idaho and hunt elk. Elk will not be a regular thing,might only do it once!
Also wouldn't mind doing another black bear hunt or two.
Lets assume I'm a decent shot,and willing to wait for the right shot opportunity to present itself and I know the animals anatomy.Which would you choose?????


Since you are from Tennessee and this will probably only be a one time thing for you I recommend that you go with the 7/08. The 243 will do but it demands a perfect shot, if it hits a rib or shoulder bone chances are your elk is gone off to become wolf bait. The 7/08 is a lot more cartridge then going up one mm diameter would suggest, it will allow a little more leeway for a less than perfect shot placement and it hits considerably harder, take a look at the energy figures between the 243 and 7/08.

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I'm afforded the luxury,of not being forced to guess.

You Turd Polishing Clueless Phuqqs are a hoot.

Server is slow,or I'd fuel your Imagination...just to hear your OptiLock Whine.

Laughing!....................


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