LoveBirdDogs
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My take away from the thread is both cal work great. So my thought is buy the one with cheaper ammo.
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Balls or strikes, and what speed do you need to pitch to last 7 innings? Of course, ideally you want your hunting rifle to be a fresh closer with 2 outs in the 9th...would you rather have a 89mph fast ball or a 93mph fastball
would you rather have a 89mph fast ball or a 93mph fastball
would you rather have a 89mph fast ball or a 93mph fastball
About the time the .300 Wby starts to shine.The question I’D like answered: At what distance (and with what bullet) will a 30-06 bounce off an elk but the 300WM will cleanly put it on the ground?
Breath of fresh air here. I'm new here; on some groups deer and elk don't walk at all, they just wait for a bullet to arrive from 600 yards ("a chip shot") away. Refreshing to hear about ethical shots, and avoiding meat wastage in the short time I have been here.I personally hunt with a 300 H&H Mag because it was gifted to me and I reload for it and any thing the 300 Win Mag can do my 300 H&H Mag will do.
Now if I was buying a New Rifle for North America I would just pick up a 30-06 bolt action with a 24-26 inch barrel, why it has all the range one needs or should be shooting at Big Game Ethically.
Just my .02 cent. The 30-06 is not to be underestimated and with today's bullets its even better.
Hunting is not target shooting and no matter how good you or your rifle is you cannot get away from bullet time of flight to target,and at extended range can you can't tell me when a Deer or Elk is going to take a step.
You could of doped the wind figured the drop and made a correct shot and the animal takes a step and in the time the bullet gets there it takes one step and now you gut shot a Majestic Animal.