Winchester M70 7MM Rem. Mag.
Leupold V-II 3x9x40
139gr. Hornady Customs
Followed closely by my Winchester M70 .308 Win.

The guys at the range hate it but:

Weatherby 340 Mag Stainless
with Accubrake
Var-X III 1.75x6E
250 gr Nosler Partitions

I'd love it even more if it were a detachable mag.

Self builf .257 B&B Mag. Built on Sako action, 28" Hart SS barrel, Fajen AA fancey stock, topped with a Leupold 6.5-20x40 Vari X-III.

With 76.2 grains of IMR-4831, in heavily fireformed modified Federal .300 Win. Mag Gold Medal Match brass, with Federal 210M primers, and topped with Nolser .257 100gr Ballistic Tips, it will pump them into .250" (most of the time much smaller) or better groups, any day, every day, all day, at over, 4,020+ FPS.

Two years ago,after 40 years hunting with big,bang,boltguns,I graduated to a little levergun.
My Main Battery is a Winchester 94 in 30/30 caliber.My preferred load is a 170 grain paper patched bullet and 30.5 grains of IMR#3031 powder.
It works just as good as the big bangers,and is easier to handle.
Frank

T/C Contender in .358 JDJ, 225 grain Nosler Partition at about 2500 fps.

KSG (Kills stuff good)

Hunting is a right, treat it like a priviledge - respect nature

Ruger Mark II m77 in .30-06 topped with a 4-16x50mm Tasco HC (cheap enough but good enough), shooting 150 or 165grain Winchester Ballistic Silvertips.

Winchester M70 7mm Rem Mag topped with a Bushnell Banner 3x9 scope. Shooting 160g Federal Premium Nosler Partitions for deer and elk.

Weatherby Mark V Ultra lightweight synthetic 257 mag with a Swarovski 3x10x42

Model 88 Win. Lever action in 308 and l68 boattail.

Remington 700 in .270 Win.