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6.5x284 is on my wish list.

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-22lr
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I could hunt the rest of my life with those 3.

Throw the 308 in for a short action mountain rifle.

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You never had those ?

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.30-06 and .375 h& h. Would cover the majority of hunting needs for 98-99% of anything you'd ever want or need to hunt.


Other than birds
Also have never owned a .410, but never figured I was good enough with a scattergun to have one


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.222 Magnum
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.280 Remington
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Originally Posted by jwall
You never had those ?

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Ahh [bleep]....misread the title.

I guess id say 270wsm, 6.5 creedmore, 7/08.

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Originally Posted by moosemike
For me it's the .250-3000. I like everything about the cartridge and feel it's about ideal for my needs and I even love the Savage 99 rifle. But for some reason the cartridge always eluded me. A couple months ago my son called me from NC to tell me Ledford's in Hickory had a 99 EG in .250 Savage for $550. He said he didn't know if I'd be interested because even though it is nice it's drilled and tapped. I told him to buy it right away. He went back the next day and it was sold. So the round still eludes me. Someday......


Probably a .270. I went to the .30-06 instead. Several of my friends have owned them and done very well.

I actually owned a Model 70 SS .270 FW with a Boss I bought for a donor. Never shot it though. Rebarreled it with a new take-off. It is still my favorite rifle.

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There is a few that I was interested in years ago but never had: 264 WM, 358. Win, 35 whelen, 338 WM and the 284.

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.50-140 x 3-1/4" Sharps


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Probably a .280. Had most everything else I'd ever need for the hunting I do. Might include a 6mm Remington as well.

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Having read a lot of books and stories about Alaskan and Canadian hunting in the late 1800's thru early 1900's era, I've always been intrigued by a couple of rounds used in Winchester lever guns, that were often mentioned in those stories.....45-90 and 38-55 Winchester. When I was a kid, my best friend showed me an old gun they had in the back of a closet. It was a Winchester lever gun in 38-55. I'll never forget handling it, and wishing it were mine. His dad loaned it to a friend to go deer hunting with, and it was stolen out of his car. I have zero use for either of those cartridges, and will more than likely never own one, but it would be nice.

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358 Win, the ultimate northwoods whitetail stalking cartridge. Just never found one in a rifle that called to me. Im really ho-hum over all short action cartridges, but this one calls to me.


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6mm Dasher. Will get one as soon as the 243 Win barrel is shot out.

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7 Rem mag. There can only be one.

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.300 Whelen

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Cartridges I've had/have:

223
22-250
243
250-3000
257 RBTS
270
270 WSM
7-08
7x57
280
300 SAV
308 Win
30-06
300 WSM
338-06
338 WM
35 REM
358 WIN
350 RM
375 H&H

Only cartridge I want to try/never had:

6.5 Creedmoor

I'm pretty clear on what I like/want. Low recoil is high on the list.


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The title of the thread is "The best cartridge you NEVER had?"


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