What cartridge for Alaska and western big game?

[AcesHigh]

Where are the pictures of your animals or you in the mountains?

behind your dog. last I checked you have a dog in a yard. Mine is in the mountain I can talk about. tell me the story about you dog.... ugh

 

[AcesHigh]

behind your dog. last I checked you have a dog in a yard. Mine is in the mountain I can talk about. tell me the story about you dog.... ugh

its ok, buy a bus ticket, come up here, tell everyone your a real hunter

 

[AcesHigh]

its ok, buy a bus ticket, come up here, tell everyone your a real hunter

waiting on your hunt pics bud

 

[AcesHigh]

Where are the pictures of your animals or you in the mountains?

Lets compare. Oi"ll compare when you get the balls to post a real pic. Lets post your mr. expert.

 

[AcesHigh]

Where are the pictures of your animals or you in the mountains?

So you are too drunk to remember. you talked shit on me son. Go back to your commute and bowshoot carp. great hobby.

 

[AcesHigh]

my icon is a start. you can build up to that. keep lower 48 bro. your not ready.

 

[AcesHigh]

my icon is a start. you can build up to that. keep lower 48 bro. your not ready.

show us your daily workout. lets start there.....................................

 

[RockinRam96]

As many have mentioned, keep your 6.5 Creedmoor, no need to invest in another rifle, especially if you are recoil sensitive. I have a 300 Win Mag, 6.5 CM and a 6.5 PRC. I love shooting the 6.5s they are so mild mannered and easy to shoo, with the opportunity of longer ranges on smaller critters.

I also agree that bullets are much more important than caliber. Look at Barnes copper TSX or TTSX bullets, they are a solid copper bullet with unmatched weight retention. You’ll want that for the bigger critters (elk, moose). For the little guys, your 6.5CM will give them a bad day.

I bought my 300 WM for moose in Newfoundland. Thinking I was going to be shooting out to 4-500 yards. Not realistic. I made the longest shot at 330 yards. The rest of the guys were at 100 yards and under. I bought the 6.5 PRC to set up for my girlfriend to go to Newfoundland. It will be plenty with a well made shot.

I’d rather use a smaller ridge that can be handled well, versus a bigger riffle that cannot be handled.


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[LongWayAround]

show us your daily workout. lets start there.....................................

Is there a reason that you habitually quote yourself, while talking shit to yourself?

You have like 40 totally useless posts in this thread. Do you get something out of this?

 

[AcesHigh]

As many have mentioned, keep your 6.5 Creedmoor, no need to invest in another rifle, especially if you are recoil sensitive. I have a 300 Win Mag, 6.5 CM and a 6.5 PRC. I love shooting the 6.5s they are so mild mannered and easy to shoo, with the opportunity of longer ranges on smaller critters.

I also agree that bullets are much more important than caliber. Look at Barnes copper TSX or TTSX bullets, they are a solid copper bullet with unmatched weight retention. You’ll want that for the bigger critters (elk, moose). For the little guys, your 6.5CM will give them a bad day.

I bought my 300 WM for moose in Newfoundland. Thinking I was going to be shooting out to 4-500 yards. Not realistic. I made the longest shot at 330 yards. The rest of the guys were at 100 yards and under. I bought the 6.5 PRC to set up for my girlfriend to go to Newfoundland. It will be plenty with a well made shot.

I’d rather use a smaller ridge that can be handled well, versus a bigger riffle that cannot be handled.


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Is there a reason that you habitually quote yourself, while talking shit to yourself?

You have like 40 totally useless posts in this thread. Do you get something out of this?

Made a goog enough situation for you to quote and question. So Yes.

 

[AcesHigh]

Made a goog enough situation for you to quote and question. So Yes.

I'd wager you also don't live in the mountans. So "Hi" as you say.

 

[AcesHigh]

Is there a reason that you habitually quote yourself, while talking shit to yourself?

You have like 40 totally useless posts in this thread. Do you get something out of this?

it sparked you to ask....so yes.

 

[AcesHigh]

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really established your outdoor cred here. Show us something....

 

[TreeDog]

show us your daily workout. lets start there.....................................

Works all the muscles. Really prepares you for shooting high recoil rifles that have enough wallop to stop a charging grizz.

 

[AcesHigh]

it sparked you to ask....so yes.

show us some pics of the mountains.

 

[TreeDog]

Still waiting on all of your hunting pics big dawg

 

[AcesHigh]

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Works all the muscles. Really prepares you for shooting high recoil rifles that have enough wallop to stop a charging grizz.

high recoil....LOL! that was funny

 

[AcesHigh]

high recoil....LOL! that was funny

take you 6.5 to africa. hunt lions. tell me how is goes mr. sectional density expert.

 

[LongWayAround]

I'd wager you also don't live in the mountans. So "Hi" as you say.

I would wager that you haven't figured out how the "quote" function works.

 

[AcesHigh]

Why are we still talking about this? Because nothing will be resolved and everyone is in a tizzy. High recoil hurts, shoot less, buy an EV....believe your wife, don't worrry about that other guy.......size matter boys. It just doe. Go shoot an elk on a farm, yes! 6.5 gets you there. Go to hells canyon or MT and skip the farm. Tell me how it goes. Or did you buy all that camo to porch sip coffee.........