New line of Remingtons.....
#21
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: fort mcmurray alberta canada
Posts: 5,667
RE: New line of Remingtons.....
That is not in dispute, but if a second shot is needed, then the speed and ease of rechambering the next round is what counts, it will make for a more accurate follow up shot, unless of course you hunt in fantasyland.
#22
Join Date: Feb 2006
Posts: 81
RE: New line of Remingtons.....
So now you want to say that because a few grizzly guides use bolt actions that some how means they are faster action guns? Did you ever think that maybe the bolt action is chamber in the larger grizzly killing calibers, while the other actions are not? Could that be?
#24
Fork Horn
Join Date: Nov 2005
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Posts: 357
RE: New line of Remingtons.....
[quote]ORIGINAL: Truth be told....
I am so sick of hearing this. You decide whats right for your dum a$$ something like your jamamatic or lever gun you probley evenuse trashco scope. I dont think one can be overgunned, thats why I used my 300 RUM want to know something I have never shot a deer more then once with a rifle but if I have to I bet I couldhit himagain since last night I set a 5 gallon pailout in the backyard 50 yards away I even used the big 300 just to show you can get back on target quickly after tough recoil and it takes less then 3 seconds to put 2 shot in the round bottom of the pail plenty fast even though unless I go big bear or cape buffalo hunting I probley wont need to use more then one shot.
Liker I said most guys are over gunned.and the cumbersome bolt
#25
RE: New line of Remingtons.....
first off that gun is a beauty, I have a 700 w/ a synthetic stock. Second how can u ppl downplay a bolt action rifle, In deer hunting the first shot is what really counts and if you have the option of a follow up shot a good shooter can put another shell into the chamber in less then a second
#26
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: fort mcmurray alberta canada
Posts: 5,667
RE: New line of Remingtons.....
So now you want to say that because a few grizzly guides use bolt actions that that some how means they are faster action guns? Did you ever think that maybe the bolt action is chamber in the larger grizzly killing calibers, while the other actions are not?