If it were me, and it was "Once in awhile elk, most of the time whitetail" I'd just opt for the .30/06. If it was "once in awhile whitetail and mostly elk" or larger, I'd do the .338 Win.Mag. Of course nothing wrong with the .300, either. I'd probably just do the WSM version on a slightly shorter action.
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Originally posted by Jerikson View PostThinking about getting Bergara B14 ridge .300 win mag for my go to hunting rifle. Heavier grain bullet for elk and lighter grain for whitetail. Anybody have one or have any thoughts on the rifle?
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I picked up the B14 at Cabelas a year ago and really on the fence post on getting one.
The debate in my mind is do I get me a new rifle or buy my kiddo one she can call her own.
If I do get one it will be in 7mm, but I don't think you can go wrong going with the 300.
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I’ll add about the 7-08 that there’s a pretty prominent gun writer, and I can’t remember his name, that killed everything up to moose size with one shooting a 120gr NBT. The 120 has a much thicker jacket than the other NBT rounds because the 140s weren’t knocking over silhouettes at long ranges. They thickened the jacket on the 120s and turned it into a killing machine.
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.25-06
.308
.270
Are all in my safe.
I don’t like shooting deer with anything smaller than the 115 grain 25-06 bullets. 7mm 08 is a great caliber. Don’t know much about the 6.5 but looks cool too.
The 300 is a bit too much of a thunder canon and for me. I sold my Sendero II in 300 for a 270. Don’t miss lugging that heavyweight around.
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Originally posted by Jerikson View PostThinking about getting Bergara B14 ridge .300 win mag for my go to hunting rifle. Heavier grain bullet for elk and lighter grain for whitetail. Anybody have one or have any thoughts on the rifle?
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