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I’m glad I don’t look to shoot beyond 400-500 yards.
Its so much easier equipment wise. I grab my rifle and ammo
and I’m on my way to a hunting spot. Okay maybe binoculars on occasion. No rails, only low mount rings, nominal power oculars and minimal objectives. Ahhh traveling light is so much simpler. Let’s just say when it comes to gear I’m proud to be a simpleton- lol. And I can reliably take quarry offhand to 300 as I can supported. Not that I would, because I’ll always opt for supported shots. Everyone so concerned about equipment for 700 yard plus shots. I wonder if they remember what true hunting (stalking is). Forget about being proficient offhand out to 200. Those are probably words of a foreign language. Anyhow, once you think your going out to 600 you may want to consider a rail. Level rail would be fine.

Another one of these guys.. "its only "true" hunting if you do it the way I do it"...

Then comes into the LONG RANGE HUNTING FORUM to trash talk long range hunting...

Brilliant.

Here is a clue:

It does not matter if I use my .44 Mag at 100 yards on a bull elk.



Or sneak right up to rock throwing distance of a speed goat.



Or pop a fat cow elk 5 football fields away.




for a well practiced shooter, a high probability shot is just that, versus a low probability one. You might want to educate yourself before you continue to post in the long range forum.