like the the advantages ofbedding screws coming lose, scope losing its zero all the time, flinching, jerking the triggerand poor shot placement under heavy recoil?

i would love to see how all you .338 + magnum people shoot in a unsupported field position like standing up. you dont get to lay on the ground when your in the field, the brush would be over your head! if your hunting from a stand, then your close and a magnums recoil is a disadvantage and over kill. if you are still hunting your shots are more than likely taken from a standing unsupported rest. shoot your magnum at100 yds standing up lets see if you can even get it on the paper.

when magnum shooters see game in the field they scramble for a rest!!!! because they know that they can hardly shoot those big cannons without one. i m suprised that guns chambered in .300 win mag or bigger dont come with wheels that fold out of the stock, that way you dont have to lug that heavy canon around all day you can just pull it! and you know what, its always the magnum guy that feels the need to have the big old scope thats made for varmint hunting on their rifle. more than likely it looks like if you cant choose the right rifle, you probably cant buy the right scope for the job either!

i see it at the range every week. the big magnum guys cant hit sqwat even from a bench. all the flinching and botched shots just make me laugh. when its time to go check targets i look at my groups which are always great, i just want to laugh in their face when i see their shots scattered all over the target(i would like to call them groups, but there not!). i see it over and over again and again. magnums reduce accuracy, to the point wheretheir not even accurate. sorry guys but i see it every time i go to the range. so unless your some kind of annie oakly or something, stick to standard calibers forstandard shooters.

i bought a magnum when i was 19 or so, and it was a big waste of $$$ and time! i know what magnums are all about so you advacates are not fooling anyone.