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For hunting. Let’s hear it.
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FÜCK Jeff_O!
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You only live once, but...if you do it right, once is enough.
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an excuse (as if one was needed) to buy another rifle.
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Hunting what?
Of course, buy both...
Now that you've been enabled.
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If the 25-06 is an elk killer, both of those are. Of course the 7 RM us proven over many years. Good bullets, good placement.
If they are elk killers they are deer killers.
Only the lawyers are big bear killers in the lower 48.
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I’ve got one on the way. I’m pretty stoked about it. Anyone got any load information on this cartridge?
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One is a accurate noob
The other a seasoned hunting veteran that has potential to be just as accurate.
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All comes down to bullet choice and shot placement.
Similar choices, similar results.
Given the fact that two similar animals, shot in similar places with
the exact same load, may react differently.
Parents who say they have good kids..Usually don't!
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I never cared for a 7 mag. I’ve only shot my friends.
Love my 6.5 CM , it’s My favorite to shoot.
I’d go for the PRC
All of them do something better than the 30-06, but none of them do everything as well.
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I never cared for a 7 mag. I’ve only shot my friends.
Love my 6.5 CM , it’s My favorite to shoot.
I’d go for the PRC How did your friends like getting shot? P
Obey lawful commands. Video interactions. Hold bad cops accountable. Problem solved.
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I never cared for a 7 mag. I’ve only shot my friends.
Love my 6.5 CM , it’s My favorite to shoot.
I’d go for the PRC How did your friends like getting shot? P They didn’t like it! Lmao. Ok , I’ve only shot my friends 7mm mag rifles. Remington, tikka and sako. For My normal ranges (under 500 yards) id take my gay 270 win or man bun 6.5 CM
All of them do something better than the 30-06, but none of them do everything as well.
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Keep it simple and readily available, 7mm RM.
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I love 7 mags, but the 6.5’s are just as capable.
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The 6.5 PRC case is a good design for 6.5 projectiles and if one was to want a 22-inch barreled alpine rifle it would be more suitable for carry than a 7mm Rem Mag which will require a minimum 24-inch. As far as long distance muscle the 7mm Rem Mag will come out on top. Interestingly the 6.5 PRC has a 62 gr H20 capacity, the old 6.5 Rem Mag has a 68 gr H20 capacity. The 6.5 Rem on a 3" WSM action platform would outperform the 6.5 PRC easily. That's about 9% more capacity for the Rem. Ackley was tickled pink to squeeze 4%-5% out of his conversions. Ballistic wise and due to case design the 6.5 Rem Mag with a 22" barrel will just about match the 264 Win Mag with 24" barrel. That's a lot of performance from a compact magnum, I might have to build one just for the hell of it, belt be damned.
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I never cared for a 7 mag. I’ve only shot my friends.
Love my 6.5 CM , it’s My favorite to shoot.
I’d go for the PRC How did your friends like getting shot? P They didn’t like it! Lmao. Ok , I’ve only shot my friends 7mm mag rifles. Remington, tikka and sako. For My normal ranges (under 500 yards) id take my gay 270 win or man bun 6.5 CM Great humour, thanks for the laugh guys!!!
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