Good Deer Caliber
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#12
Is this going to back-up your back-up?
I understand......no one can have enough guns. LOL !
I think the best suggestion is a dedicated slug gun. Sconnyhunter
I understand......no one can have enough guns. LOL !
I think the best suggestion is a dedicated slug gun. Sconnyhunter
Last edited by Sheridan; 01-03-2011 at 10:03 AM.
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Spike
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Thanks yall for the replys, and i was thinking about possibly buying new optics as well. I'm fixing to graduate so i should have enough money to buy both
. I forgot to mention that i do have a beretta over and under and a remington 1100 sportsman 12ga. I was looking at possibly a 25-06 or a .270wsm, however i didn't think about a .308. My friend recently got one and is in love with it. And i dont really know much about the 7mm-08 or 6mm, are the strong enough that if i have to take that long shot that they will get the job done quick?
. I forgot to mention that i do have a beretta over and under and a remington 1100 sportsman 12ga. I was looking at possibly a 25-06 or a .270wsm, however i didn't think about a .308. My friend recently got one and is in love with it. And i dont really know much about the 7mm-08 or 6mm, are the strong enough that if i have to take that long shot that they will get the job done quick?
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Spike
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Spike
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haha well honestly my parents bought me a gun cabinet and its looking kinda empty so i thought id fill it up with something i could use.
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Yes! This is a great suggestion, just so you have something different. You'll love the .35 for deer. And if you're like me, you'll love the feel of the 336. I have one in .44mag and a .30-30. Both are great shooters out to 100 yards. and the .35rem is way more than capable for deer and black bear and even elk out to certain ranges.
-Jake


