Need Caliber for 15 year old daughter
#11
The gun you are really looking for is the 250 Savage. Its to bad that this caliber is now so hard to find. Nothing else that I have used is milder in the recoil than the 250 yet it packs plenty of power for deer hunting. The 257 Roberts which is chambered in the Ruger All Weather ( I Think) would be a good choice as well. A little more recoil but plenty of power for the biggest deer around. Yes, the same rifle in 6.5x55 would be a terrific choice as well.
#12
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ORIGINAL: hunter338
48th.
Please explain?
I guess I would like to know where you are going with your reply?
hunter338
48th.
Please explain?
I guess I would like to know where you are going with your reply?
hunter338
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From: Iowa
if your were going to change the barrel go with the 243 but honestly the 30-06 wont kick to hard. if shes 5'10 and pretty athletic the kick wont really bother her. i started shootina 30-06 when i was 11 and i never botherd me. i was pry about 5' and less then 100lbs and it dint bother much. you could have her shoot it a few times and if it does kick to much then maybe get a different barrel but let her see what its like first. she may not like it but she may like it too you dont really know unless you try.
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Baileysville, WV
Ton of good calibers listed here. The 6.5's or the 7-08 would be perfect. The 25's would probably be ideal as well, i just havent shot them. Many many good choices out there.
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ORIGINAL: tykempster
I'm only like 5'3", 105 lbsand I can shoot a 30-06 with no problem. Currently I'm using a 7mm Rem Mag and I find the kick easily managable.
I'm only like 5'3", 105 lbsand I can shoot a 30-06 with no problem. Currently I'm using a 7mm Rem Mag and I find the kick easily managable.

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