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#16
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: dedham massachusetts USA
Danny...
i would personally go with the 300WSM if you are going for a short mag. seems that the 300WSm is gaining so much popularity that you are seeing alot more bullets from federal and other companies than the 7mm WSM.
it might be also easier to find ammo for the 300WSM than the 7mmWSM. i have not bougth one yet ( waiting for the finnlight in 300WSm ) but also because i wan't to see if the ammo selection becomes more broader
i would personally go with the 300WSM if you are going for a short mag. seems that the 300WSm is gaining so much popularity that you are seeing alot more bullets from federal and other companies than the 7mm WSM.
it might be also easier to find ammo for the 300WSM than the 7mmWSM. i have not bougth one yet ( waiting for the finnlight in 300WSm ) but also because i wan't to see if the ammo selection becomes more broader
#19
Typical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Seattle, WA
Nice choice, Danny. Nobody really needs anything bigger than a 7mm WSM to hunt anything short of brown bears. It should serve you well and may even end up being that mythical "perfect all-around rifle" we are always looking for.
Put a 3.5-10 power scope of good quality on it, and you're ready for anything! <img src=icon_smile_approve.gif border=0 align=middle>
Good Dogwork and Good Hunting
Put a 3.5-10 power scope of good quality on it, and you're ready for anything! <img src=icon_smile_approve.gif border=0 align=middle>
Good Dogwork and Good Hunting
#20
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Morrison OK USA
If you are like me and don't enjoy the recoil and can afford it, look at a Browning BAR. Gas operation reduces recoil alot. I have an uncle and cousin that shoot them in 7mm mag in Oregon and Canada. They have no cold weather problems as long as:
1) When they clean the gun they wipe excess oil off.
2) When hunting in really cold, they leave their guns outside in the vehicle so that there is not a big temperature change and moisture won't foul up the automatic.
Good luck
1) When they clean the gun they wipe excess oil off.
2) When hunting in really cold, they leave their guns outside in the vehicle so that there is not a big temperature change and moisture won't foul up the automatic.
Good luck


