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The Basics, Starting Out
Another newbie looking for hunting rifle advise
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<blockquote data-quote="JOHNNIE WALKER" data-source="post: 981781" data-attributes="member: 67011"><p>I'm personally a huge Savage fan. If you go with a Savage or a Rem 700 your gun can be easily modified or worked on if needed. It might surprise you how accurate factory ammo can be. If you go with a real common caliber like the 308 or 30/06 you can find really nice factory ammo that shoots amazing. I really like the 6.5mm calibers but they are limited on factory ammo. The 30s and some of the 7mm rounds are a little easier to find. Reloading is the best way to go, but not nessasarily required. One of my Savages shoots one hole groups with Winchester Supreme ammo.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JOHNNIE WALKER, post: 981781, member: 67011"] I'm personally a huge Savage fan. If you go with a Savage or a Rem 700 your gun can be easily modified or worked on if needed. It might surprise you how accurate factory ammo can be. If you go with a real common caliber like the 308 or 30/06 you can find really nice factory ammo that shoots amazing. I really like the 6.5mm calibers but they are limited on factory ammo. The 30s and some of the 7mm rounds are a little easier to find. Reloading is the best way to go, but not nessasarily required. One of my Savages shoots one hole groups with Winchester Supreme ammo. [/QUOTE]
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