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another 6.5 wildcat
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<blockquote data-quote="yobuck" data-source="post: 297690" data-attributes="member: 12443"><p>back in the 60s the 6.5x300 wby. was king for long range deer hunting, here in pa.</p><p> mostly because there were very few decent bullets available. (that may be an overstatement.) </p><p>when other bullets became available. the 6.5 went the way all those nice willys wagons went that hauled them around.</p><p> there are some diehards, so a few of both are still with us. </p><p>it is a wonderfull caliber, for long range varmits, or med. range deer, in my opinion. </p><p>and again shade mtn. are you from snyder co. pa. ?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="yobuck, post: 297690, member: 12443"] back in the 60s the 6.5x300 wby. was king for long range deer hunting, here in pa. mostly because there were very few decent bullets available. (that may be an overstatement.) when other bullets became available. the 6.5 went the way all those nice willys wagons went that hauled them around. there are some diehards, so a few of both are still with us. it is a wonderfull caliber, for long range varmits, or med. range deer, in my opinion. and again shade mtn. are you from snyder co. pa. ? [/QUOTE]
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