I have a 300 WM 175 grain Edge TLR (reload) for elk.
Going back/forth between 7 mm PRC and 6.5 PRC. Considering I have a 300 WM I went with a 6.5 PRC for mule deer, WTD, pronghorn.
They offered an additional 5% off but I just wasn't feeling it. So I have ammo but no gun. I called the other store and they don't have any in stock nor anywhere else.
Went and looked at the gun. Pretty scratched up from sitting on the shelf and getting banged up from the bolts of adjacent guns.
Looks worse than my hunting rifle that I've used for 11 years.
They are going to check into options. They are going to try and get the gun NIB from...
I'm looking at the same scope. 3-15x42 MOA. Maven looks nice but agree FFP is not for me.
I've have 2 PST scopes (Gen I), Viper HD nocs, and I have Swaro nocs and spotter. So far the only warranty work in the past 11 years was on my Swaro spotter. I had condensation marks on ocular lens...
That's sucks. So far I've shot 175 grain Edge TLR in my 30-06 and 300 WM and 175 grain TA in my 30-06. Groups are all less than 1" but not 1/2 MOA stellar.
I'm picking up my 6.5 PRC today so hopefully it groups well o/w I will have to: WTS 6.5 PRC TA. LOL
I ordered one through Cabelas. $350 off. I called to verify NIB or display.
I found out it is a display rifle. I have not seen it in-person.
I don't know why but it irritates me that it's not NIB.
Overreaction on my part?
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When I first started I chose copper b/c I had young kids. I've had very good result with them. Also chose them b/c less meat waste when compared to a highly fragmenting bullet. I enjoy shoulder meat, burgers, etc. For me, it was concerns about my kids consuming lead and I wanted to minimize...
For those of you with a straight pull action are they worth the extra cost?
I'm looking at 6.5 PRC or 7 mm PRC and both are available in regular bolt or straight pull action.
The straight pull option cost $500-600 more.
Thanks.
I disagree in part. When I look at IDFG stats for the GMUs that I hunt there is a definite increase. 400 more hunters in that unit when compared to 12 years prior. One of our bigger units, 39, there are 1300 more hunters compared to 12 years prior. Same can be said for many other units. It...