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<blockquote data-quote="Flametop7" data-source="post: 431344" data-attributes="member: 20903"><p>Hello everyone.</p><p></p><p>I am looking to buy/build a custom rifle that I plan on using in the mountains and remote areas of alaska on long backpack hunting where I will only use my two feet for a while to say the least. I currently have a 300 Wby Accumark that shoots like a dream .50 -.75 MOA. This rifle however is a beast and most other rifles calibers that I would love to have 338LM etc do not lend to lighter rifles. I have a friend that had a remington alaska ti in 300wsm and that was a good size. I was considering a 7mm wsm or 300 wsm. Pending any comments on working out, toughen up, grow a pair can what are your thoughts. </p><p></p><p>Flametop7</p><p></p><p>"ounces equal pounds"</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Flametop7, post: 431344, member: 20903"] Hello everyone. I am looking to buy/build a custom rifle that I plan on using in the mountains and remote areas of alaska on long backpack hunting where I will only use my two feet for a while to say the least. I currently have a 300 Wby Accumark that shoots like a dream .50 -.75 MOA. This rifle however is a beast and most other rifles calibers that I would love to have 338LM etc do not lend to lighter rifles. I have a friend that had a remington alaska ti in 300wsm and that was a good size. I was considering a 7mm wsm or 300 wsm. Pending any comments on working out, toughen up, grow a pair can what are your thoughts. Flametop7 "ounces equal pounds" [/QUOTE]
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