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The Basics, Starting Out
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<blockquote data-quote="xsn10s" data-source="post: 2149685" data-attributes="member: 95344"><p>I agree with FEENIX that the 300 wsm is a a good choice. Yes you could spend close to a new rifle by getting a new stock, adding a brake and changing out the barrel. But if your rifle is a shooter then you'd be looking at a stock and scope. Do you have a Vanguard? If so then you could get a Criterion barrel later on. If it were me I'd bed the stock myself and load for it. If the barrel proves out with heavy bullets I'd use the money towards a high end optic and brake. After the barrel is toast you could always rebarrel with the 300 wsm or look at 7 saum or wsm.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="xsn10s, post: 2149685, member: 95344"] I agree with FEENIX that the 300 wsm is a a good choice. Yes you could spend close to a new rifle by getting a new stock, adding a brake and changing out the barrel. But if your rifle is a shooter then you'd be looking at a stock and scope. Do you have a Vanguard? If so then you could get a Criterion barrel later on. If it were me I'd bed the stock myself and load for it. If the barrel proves out with heavy bullets I'd use the money towards a high end optic and brake. After the barrel is toast you could always rebarrel with the 300 wsm or look at 7 saum or wsm. [/QUOTE]
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