Paoutdoorsman

love my ruger m 77 .308 with 150 or 180 psp rem coreloks

motorpig262

My choice exactly. Only $18 a box and does everthing the higher price bullets do. Atleast what I've seen.

Rebel Hog

7mm-08 , Sierra 140gr SBT

A11en

East of the Mississippi - 243 Win
West of the Mississippi - 300 WSM

Garminator

open country.... 270 wsm in a fed fusion 150, 308 for the thick stuff with a 165 bearclaw!

Michlw39

I have Remington Model Seven 7mm08 (Bushnell Banner scope, CoreLokt 140 gr) and my dad's 1950 Marlin 336 30-30 (William's peep site). I still love the latter when hunting swampy/brushy areas. That gun is a workhorse and the sites haven't had to be adjusted in decades. I also have a couple of cool pictures of my dad holding that gun next to downed deer in the 1950s. Just holding that gun brings back a lot of memories.

The 7mm08 is also an inherited gun from my dad...but he got that later in life and it doesn't hold nearly the sentimental value to me as the Marlin (although I use the Remington more now than the Marlin).

zrexpilot

Buck_Slayer

.63 546 grain in Minnesota

.300 H&H with a 200Grain in NoDak

the_sandman_454

My first year hunting, and I've yet to take a deer with it but I'm in some fairly heavy woods and I've been taking my Ruger Super Redhawk in .454 Casull with some 240gr Hornady XTP ammo (1900fps/ around 1900ft lb). Figure I won't get a shot opportunity longer than 50 yards in there anyway so it won't handicap me at all.

ButchA

Savage .308 with a Federal Vital-Shok 165gr Ballistic Tip.
100% accurate.
100% lethal.
100% guaranteed venison.