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Perfect!preacher":2jnmn7wi said:"Just don't do a Texas Heart Shot ( up the keester ), and you'll be more than fine!"
Being from Texas, I'd "much prefer" this was "Renamed" the "Washington D.C. Heart Shot"....I've never been shot in the Keester anywhere in/or by anyone in Texas, but D.C? You bet! lol
elkeater2":kcdb6j1t said:All good advice here. Above all, don't let a situation force you into a hurried shot at a bad angle. Try to hold out for relaxed quarry, broadside and not moving. Practice shooting from different positions and getting into those positions. Decide for yourself and discuss whether to hunt with cartridge in the chamber and safety on. Prep and being ready and practice is partly how to avoid hurried shots. Your rifle/load combo is fine - preparing yourself is just as important. EE2
Elkman":3rxvoycw said:I found this quote after looking for a while this morning. "You should not use a rifle that will kill an animal when everything goes right; you should use one that will do the job when everything goes wrong." -Bob Hagel" I believe this sincerely.
Tobey284":1pyl9dqm said:been having good results in my tikka 7-08 with staball and 150 partitions. I use the m+ creedmoor mags and have enough room to reach the lands with noslers, currently running the partitions 20 thou off. I'd use the 7-08 on anything, buddy of mine's daughter killed 2 oryx with some 140 Accubonds I loaded for her 7-08. Find an accurate load and have fun.
Songdog":31j6c8tv said:Hey Pharm..... aren’t you running a LA bolt stop and standard magazines for your Tikka 7/08s? Just wondering if your COAL on that load?