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02-12-2003 | 04:25 AM
#11
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Toowoomba Queensland Australia
RE: New Rifle
ALHunter270
Generally speaking the heavier the rifle the less the recoil will be so the easiest way to reduce recoil is to buy a heavier rifle or add weight to it but this is not ideal for a hunting rifle.
Another option as suggested previously would be to buy a 7mm-08 which has less recoil than a 270 & almost equals its performance.
Good luck
Tumbo
Generally speaking the heavier the rifle the less the recoil will be so the easiest way to reduce recoil is to buy a heavier rifle or add weight to it but this is not ideal for a hunting rifle.
Another option as suggested previously would be to buy a 7mm-08 which has less recoil than a 270 & almost equals its performance.
Good luck
Tumbo
02-13-2003 | 02:22 PM
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Giant Nontypical
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Saskatchewan Canada
RE: New Rifle
I am not sure what your really gaining in the 270WSM? If you want smaller, lighter and short throw...then fine. I don' t really believe the published data put out on the WSM or the likes and even if possible, not with factory ammo and real hunting conditions. So I would lean right now toward the standards, for the same reason as bear72 brought up, ammo selection and price.
The 300WSM I would consider, but not the 270 or 7..at this point.
The 300WSM I would consider, but not the 270 or 7..at this point.
