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DrMike":7ft26zqu said:Senderos do produce some very accurate groups. I've pulled the trigger on more than a few, and all were fine firearms. The .308 never seems to be a poor choice for a shooter/hunter. The 300 Win Mag simply produces, despite the efforts to dis the cartridge by Internet ninjas. The VX6 is a fine scope; I have several on my rifles.
DrMike":2v9k46h3 said:I have no doubt you will be able to make your 300 WM sing. You are correct that it will do a number on whitetails (or elk, or moose, or...). There are a number of people posting here who can give you some fine pointers to achieve the accuracy you seek. What bullet are you planning to use?
DrMike":10vx4yfo said:I have no doubt you will get the accuracy. I would not be surprised, however, that the velocities generated with your cartridge may stress the Ballistic Tip pretty severely. Before moving up to a heavier Ballistic Tip, you might consider using either an AccuBond or a Partition. These are more robust bullets that will maintain integrity even when stressed in high velocity impacts on game.
Thebear_78 said:Seems like you'd be a touch happier posing with a great buck like that!
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But, that is my happy face ha,ha. Maybe this one is better. 150 grain NBT did a number on both of them as well. This one got me in SC Sportsman's Mag. Here is the story: http://www.southcarolinasportsman.com/d ... hp?id=4894