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The Basics, Starting Out
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<blockquote data-quote="300 ultra" data-source="post: 475262" data-attributes="member: 24612"><p>Welcome, The 300 ultra is a great caliber but it is not for everyone. Recoil is noticabale and they mostly come stock with a 26" barrel which seems cumberson to most. I have one and it is mostly a truck gun. Mine is not stock and is to heavy to pack around. You will here all sorts of opinions on this matter but if I were to only have one gun and was primarily hunting elk, bear and deer I dont think you can go wrong with a 338 win. Good bullets, Factory ammo not expensive, etc.etc. If you start to handload you can then get more creative. Good luck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="300 ultra, post: 475262, member: 24612"] Welcome, The 300 ultra is a great caliber but it is not for everyone. Recoil is noticabale and they mostly come stock with a 26" barrel which seems cumberson to most. I have one and it is mostly a truck gun. Mine is not stock and is to heavy to pack around. You will here all sorts of opinions on this matter but if I were to only have one gun and was primarily hunting elk, bear and deer I dont think you can go wrong with a 338 win. Good bullets, Factory ammo not expensive, etc.etc. If you start to handload you can then get more creative. Good luck [/QUOTE]
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