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Reloading
260 as a hunting round?
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<blockquote data-quote="Hntbambi" data-source="post: 472370" data-attributes="member: 12797"><p>If you look at it from pronghorn and deer are not hard to kill perspective, the .260 Rem makes a lot of sense. You don't <em>need</em> a belted magnum or an Earsplittinloudenboomer to quickly and efficiently take game under bull elk size. The 260 is a very accurate cartridge, has mild recoil, and has better long range ballistics than the .308 Win. Predators and varmints with the 95 gr V-Max are also a lot of fun. </p><p></p><p>If you choose to not like it, that's fine. Just don't bash it without real world personnel experience.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hntbambi, post: 472370, member: 12797"] If you look at it from pronghorn and deer are not hard to kill perspective, the .260 Rem makes a lot of sense. You don't [i]need[/i] a belted magnum or an Earsplittinloudenboomer to quickly and efficiently take game under bull elk size. The 260 is a very accurate cartridge, has mild recoil, and has better long range ballistics than the .308 Win. Predators and varmints with the 95 gr V-Max are also a lot of fun. If you choose to not like it, that's fine. Just don't bash it without real world personnel experience. [/QUOTE]
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