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Best compromise for a do it all rifle
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<blockquote data-quote="IndianaMatt" data-source="post: 1371129" data-attributes="member: 103744"><p>It's not that my 6.5 isn't accurate enough, it does a very good job it just weighs as much as a small suv. But that was what I designed it for. It's very inconvenient to pack around. </p><p></p><p>I have a .222 Remington 799 and a Savage .17 HMR. Both do their jobs well. More critters have died from that .17 than everything else I own combined. I also own a Yankee Hill AR in 5.56. </p><p></p><p>I do agree that one gun will not fill all those roles effectively but was wanting a compromise that would be handy, reliable, accurate, and fun.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="IndianaMatt, post: 1371129, member: 103744"] It’s not that my 6.5 isn’t accurate enough, it does a very good job it just weighs as much as a small suv. But that was what I designed it for. It’s very inconvenient to pack around. I have a .222 Remington 799 and a Savage .17 HMR. Both do their jobs well. More critters have died from that .17 than everything else I own combined. I also own a Yankee Hill AR in 5.56. I do agree that one gun will not fill all those roles effectively but was wanting a compromise that would be handy, reliable, accurate, and fun. [/QUOTE]
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