Ideas for new chuck gun
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Woodycreek
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I have the 243 AI for a long range, low recoiling rifle. It shoots Amaxs over 3100 FPS and 70gr BTs to almost 3700 FPS. I'm very interested in a 243 WSSM since it can hang with AI.
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ScreaminEagle":1fvrqi3f said:
M700 VLS 22-250
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ScreaminEagle
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I think i may have fallen for the 6.5-284. It just looks like it would fill all my needs for a long range chuck killer. The only downfall that I can find is barrel life. I thought that Desertfox had a 6.5-284, but i can't find the thread or pics. Anyone have them? Where you at DF?
gerry
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velvetant":gpdifnpy said:
They certainly are great rounds high b.c. bullets combined with high sectional density they fly flatter than expected and penetrate deep into animals. I really like my 260 and 264 WM.
The 6.5-284 would be a great choice other good options would be a 6.5-06 standard or Ackley Improved or even a 6.5-280 AI if you really want to be different.
Rem Jim
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A relatively inexpensive new Chuck gun would be for me a new Weatherby Vanguard 11 in 240 Bee! Install a Vortex Viper 4-12 x 42 scope on it with a bdc system and you would be away !
Very impressive ballistics and very mild recoil - also good yote -wolf-pronghorn-deer rifle also !
JMHO RJ
Very impressive ballistics and very mild recoil - also good yote -wolf-pronghorn-deer rifle also !
JMHO RJ
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ScreaminEagle
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Very true Bk. I do not own a savage, but it appears that you do not need a smith to change your barrel. Just a headspace gage.
BK":2ht92ad3 said:
How many barrels have ever really seen shot out? I kinda look at it as a personal goal I have not yet attained! Thing how good of a shooter you would be with a few burned out barrels under your belt...
Plus, sometimes you don't need to replace, just cut a few threads and set it back some...
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ScreaminEagle
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SJB358":2jzliaru said:
You know, I looked up the definition of enabler today. It just says Scotty!
How many barrels have ever really seen shot out? I kinda look at it as a personal goal I have not yet attained! Thing how good of a shooter you would be with a few burned out barrels under your belt...
Plus, sometimes you don't need to replace, just cut a few threads and set it back some...[/quote]
You know, I looked up the definition of enabler today. It just says Scotty![/quote]
They're on to you now Scotty! :grin:
Plus, sometimes you don't need to replace, just cut a few threads and set it back some...[/quote]
You know, I looked up the definition of enabler today. It just says Scotty![/quote]
They're on to you now Scotty! :grin:
DrMike
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I didn't think it! Funny, even the Canadian Dictionary gives as a definition of "enabler," Scotty.
257 Ackley
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SJB358":3vl6i6u2 said:
Just wait until we get you started in a good p-dog patch...it won't take you long to go through a barrel 8) :grin: .
6mm Remington
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You know I've stayed out of this fray, but hey guys what about a 6mm Remington? :mrgreen: Fast, flat shooting, easy to load for, accurate, and the list just goes on and on!
Maybe a 6mm-06! Still think the old 25-06 has some serious potential too.
I agree with you guys completely on one thing is that Scotty is the biggest enabler I believe I have ever met! Scotty could completely convince the swamp selling real estate guy that he needs to purchase 200 more acres of prime mosquito infested muck! :mrgreen:
Maybe a 6mm-06! Still think the old 25-06 has some serious potential too.
I agree with you guys completely on one thing is that Scotty is the biggest enabler I believe I have ever met! Scotty could completely convince the swamp selling real estate guy that he needs to purchase 200 more acres of prime mosquito infested muck! :mrgreen:
