16. If it can�t push a 180g bullet at 3000fps, it�s not enough gun for elk.

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Thoughts?

That whole page of statements.is dribble. Opinions, all, without basis in either fact or reason. Just because I agree with some of them doesn't make them valuable on their face.

In regard to 16, WTF is enough? You can't make statements like that and leave the terms ambiguous. In my experience, it is utter falsehood. They are entitled to their opinion.

He'd sure be embarrassed if he had to go around telling every elk he's sorry that didn't die w/a 180gr bullet going 3000fps. powdr

He's doing the best he can..................(grin)

here's another tidbit:

"Most scopes are junk."

"This is why we at Quarter Minute Magnums only endorse scopes made by Schmidt-Bender."

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had me goin for a sec there

I'd like to play Poker with her...............(grin)

To quote:

"You CAN'T hide those LYING eyes"...............(grin)

Not worth the effort.

They say cousins shouldn't marry.

I say why deprive us the humor.

There was a writer a while back that wrote about nearly every scope not tracking worth a shyte out of the box, but that he did some tests with $2000 to $80 scopes, and found out the vast majority did better tracking after turning the elevation and windage dials all the way one way, then all the way the other way a few times. This helped to seat properly all of the wee parts.

I thought this was fairly well known by those who are 'in the know'. Apparently not.

Not long ago,had a pard dump 1000+ MOA through his erector,between shots for a hasty trio and it cloverleafed.

It sorta put his mind at ease................(grin)

Dang, guess I'll have to put my 6.5x55 away and save it for moose!

I liked #29 "Why do men who are 50lbs overweight complain that a 10lb rifle is too heavy" Spot on x 10

Most of the rest of the page was on the money as well.

If I had the money to have a custom rifle built again, these guys would get some consideration from me. I am all set for life, and easily so, with what is in the safe now.

UBER Hilarious and on soooooooooo many levels!..............

A 10 Lb rifle is much better for knocking out a ass shot bear than a 7 lb one, just sayin'

I'll always take placement,over displacement.

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

If I'd known then what I know now, I'd a spent my money on a 7-08 or a 308 and a 223, spent the rest on boolits and hunts and "filled the arc"

Headstamp trumps all else. Ultra mag?? I don't think so.

Go straight to the Uber-mag.

#36: I it don't need a brake, it's not worth the effort.

#37: A 10-lb. rifle is great if you're not walking too far.

#38: If you're 50 lbs overweight, a 10-lb. rifle is the least of your problems. But it's still a few lbs heavier than it needs to be.

I have a Savage 7 mag with a Criterion barrel that shoots groups that rival most of those shown for the $7000+ rifles. I think that I will pass.

100 grain Muzzy @ 280fps will produce elk loins just like a .300 sooper-boomer. Not sure what the BC of my 390 grain arrow was� grin

Yeah, but how's it group at 300?

That's awesome. Puttin' meat on the table is easy if you know how to hunt...just ask a wolf. What's the BC on a wolf tooth any how?

18 - If we had more 12 year-old hunters, we�d have less 20 year-old inmates.

21 - Real men don�t wear flip-flops.

Those two are dead on!