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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Rifles, Bullets, Barrels & Ballistics
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<blockquote data-quote="Creekrat" data-source="post: 1798204" data-attributes="member: 112519"><p>So I had my mind made up on a 300wm for future big game hunts but kept my eyes open for any deals. I just happened across a Christensen Ridgeline in 26 Nosler that I could pick up right around $900 and it appears to have been shot very little. My reasoning for wanting the 300wm was for potential elk in 2021 but reflecting on what the vast majority of my hunting will most likely be I see far more whitetail, axis, antelope, muley, etc in the mix. With my youngest son having a 6.5 Creedmoor I'm looking really hard at the above Ridgeline in that when I start reloading, hopefully very soon, that it'd be a little more streamlined as opposed to having 2 totally separate animals so to speak. Also, if I wanted to use it on elk I could always develop a load with the 156gr bergers that should dispatch one in similar fashion to slightly larger calibers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Creekrat, post: 1798204, member: 112519"] So I had my mind made up on a 300wm for future big game hunts but kept my eyes open for any deals. I just happened across a Christensen Ridgeline in 26 Nosler that I could pick up right around $900 and it appears to have been shot very little. My reasoning for wanting the 300wm was for potential elk in 2021 but reflecting on what the vast majority of my hunting will most likely be I see far more whitetail, axis, antelope, muley, etc in the mix. With my youngest son having a 6.5 Creedmoor I’m looking really hard at the above Ridgeline in that when I start reloading, hopefully very soon, that it’d be a little more streamlined as opposed to having 2 totally separate animals so to speak. Also, if I wanted to use it on elk I could always develop a load with the 156gr bergers that should dispatch one in similar fashion to slightly larger calibers. [/QUOTE]
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