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My intention is to use my .308 mnt rifle, but will probably tag out with my bow before I get a chance.
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Savage 99 30/30 Savage 99 300 Sav Kimber Montana .308 Win Rem 700 Classic 300 Sav I seem to have a little 30 caliber bias. Cool 30’s though. Many points for style.
Semper Fi
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I'll start off with the CVA .35Whelen for Primitive weapons, as always. Then I'll likely move to a few newer acquisitions that need some trigger time, namely a SS Vanguard .257wby with Partitions and some additional time with the Sig Cross 6.5CM, especially now that it is suppressed. It's rapidly becoming on of my favorites. I love the weight/size, the adjustability, the way it shoots, the SS barrel, and just how user-friendly it is. One more that will hopefully slide in before November is the CVA Scout 7mm-08 I have at Ecco Machine that's getting chopped and threaded. Should make a neat little rifle for the woods with a can.
Now with even more aplomb
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SC has already started and I’ve gone out once with a Smith 657 210 grain XTP’s. Another 657 is next in the lineup. After that in no particular order:
Remington 700 .233 Ruger 1B .308 Sako 85 6.5x5 Marlin GG .45-7 Smith 629 Smith 629
I think the .308 will definitely go at some point, the other, maybe, maybe not. If I get to go to NY to the big woods, certainly the Guide Gun. If I get to go to Missouri I will probably take the 6.5x55. Maybe. In truth, I don’t usually know until I’m going out the door what I’m going to use on a given day.
Mathew 22: 37-39
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Kimber Montucky in 7-08 (162 Amax) Ruger Super Blackhawk in 480R if one gets close I will be waiting for one to get close enough to my 480 Ruger or 500 JRH as well.. Love them little handcannons! I may take a lesser antlered deer if he's closer - just to see. Haven't connected with the howitzer yet.
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Got lots of choices but it'll wind up being a 722 Remington 300 Savage or Winchester 70 6.5x55
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Ruger #1 6.5x55 for sure. Martini Cadet with 26" .357 Maximum barrel as understudy, 200 grain FN cast bullets, 158 grain cast if they don't work out.
"You can lead a man to logic, but you cannot make him think." Joe Harz "Always certain, often right." Keith McCafferty
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Campfire 'Bwana
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Campfire 'Bwana
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Savage 99 in .300 savage S&W 66-1 6" .357 DONE LIKE. That was my carry here in South Georgia last year for deer and hogs. This year going to give my 450 Bushmaster (Wyndham) a go using 220gr. Xtreme Hunter Solid Monolithic
A good principle to guide me through life: “This is all I have come to expect, standard lackluster performance. Trust nothing, believe no one and realize it will only get worse…”
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Any of you 300Savage shooters tried the 150gr Hornady SST specially made for the 300? Shoots great in my 99, think I'll give it a whirl on bambi this year.
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If I can find them I'll try them.Been a corelock guy all my years 150 gr.
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I intend on rut hunting with a Ruger MKII boat paddle I had JES bore to 358. Handy pumpkin chunker at 17”.
After that, a Mesa FFT in 6.5 that shoots too good to ignore.
Yup.
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Savage 111 25-06 in B&C stock
This is my first Savage and my first 25-06, looking forward to putting it to use.
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Taking the daughter to Wyoming for her first deer hunt. We'll have a rem 600 based 25-284 and a ruger 77 in 7X57 with us. Really looking forward to it!
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First will be my 25-284 which has become a killing machine with the 115 Ballistic tips. Twenty deer and hogs the last year and a half have rolled over to it. Second will be my 375 H&H just because. Third maybe TC Contender 30-30.
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The Tikka .308 will go elk hunting.
For deer, the .41 Magnum Ruger Blackhawk will get the call inside 50 yards. The Marlin 336 .30-30 for anything over 50 yards out to about 200.
Expat
"There are no dangerous weapons. There are only dangerous men." - Robert Heinlein
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Win 70 extreme weather .264 win mag with 140 grain NBTs S&W 629 .44 mag with scope, 300 grain hornady XTPs Win 70 featherweight .30-06 with 165 grain NABs
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Planning on using this one for deer and antelope. I also have Winchester 1876 in 50 express that I will want to kill something with also…
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Guess I won't be getting any deer this year . Big Stick says unless I have a 6mm CM with a bullet with a BC of .620, that I won't be able to handle the recoil, I'll go deaf from the noise, the terminal effects will be poor, and the inferior flight characteristics will totally eliminate any fun to be had. Wish I had known all this 65 years ago. It would have been spared a lifetime of grief and misery in the woods! Best post I've read in a long time!
Bore size is no substitute for shot placement and Power is no substitute for bullet performance. 458WIN
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MT spot and stalk -
Win 70 in 270 WSM w/ 140 Accubond Rem 700 Mtn SS in 308 w/ 165 Accubond
TX stand hunting -
Wby 243 w/ 80 TTSX if I get the Bansner on it. Win 70 w/ 150 Sciroccos BLR 7-08 w/ 140 Ballistic tips Howa 375 Ruger w/ 270 SP if Hogzilla shows
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I'll use what I want. Only thing you can count on is the barrel is not cut short or has a suppressor on it...mb
" Cheapest velocity in the world comes from a long barrel and I sure do like them. MB "
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