RE: 7mm
 

awesome...thanks guys

RE: 7mm
 

I also own both the Rem 7oo in 7 Mil Mag and a Rem Mod 7 in 7MM-08. The 7 Min Mag will destroyboth front sholders of a deer if a large bone is hit, but You will not need to track it. The 7MM-08 does way less damage and You still do not need to track. The bullet of the 7-08 is moving a little slower but the deer will never know it. The 7-08 is mutch easier to master than the 7Magnum and mutch more fun to shoot. After Years of using the 7Magnum I now reach for the little 7-08 every time. It is a pleasure to shoot and cary. 7MM-08 all the way !!!!!!!!!!!

RE: 7mm
 

You might want to check out this article:

[link]http://www.chuckhawks.com/ideal_deer_cartridges.htm[/link]

If you are just hunting whitetail, the 7mm-08 would be the better of your two choices. It also depends on what type of terrain you will be hunting. There are some other very informative articles on the above site. You can like to the home page here:

[link]http://www.chuckhawks.com/index2.guns.htm[/link]

Good luck with your choice!

Fat-Arrow :D

RE: 7mm
 

Go witht he 7mm mag. i have one and they will will out perform almost every other cartridge when you look at the aspect compared tot he aspects of the others. it has great speed a wonderful diameter bullet for mid-large game, and witht his combination you have jus and outstanding amount of energy to drop the gae on the ground. If you get one and its lined well dont ever wory about any animal gettin away.

RE: 7mm
 

I'm 14 around 100 lbs and for my first rifle got a Savage 1107mm Rem Mag, and the kick isn't as bad as people say. I wanted a gun that I canuse for just about everything and I'm pleased with it. It's very accurate, and although it kicks a bit, if you put a Limbsaver recoil pad on it, it doesn't kick hard at all.