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Some help with a new Elk rifle please
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<blockquote data-quote="pburton" data-source="post: 1197708" data-attributes="member: 48978"><p>If I were you, given your budget and normal shooting range and conditions, I would sell the Browning. I would then take a look at a Tikka. They are light and accurate for a factory rifle. As far as caliber, I think that this is a personal choice. But, my opinion is that if you are planning on shots from 100-200 yards you do not need a 300wm. There are a lot of other calibers that would be suitable for elk at the ranges you are talking. .308, 30-06, 270 win, 270wsm, etc. I have two of them. One .243 that my son shoots and one in .270wsm. Both are very accurate for factory rifles and in your price range. Good luck with your decision.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pburton, post: 1197708, member: 48978"] If I were you, given your budget and normal shooting range and conditions, I would sell the Browning. I would then take a look at a Tikka. They are light and accurate for a factory rifle. As far as caliber, I think that this is a personal choice. But, my opinion is that if you are planning on shots from 100-200 yards you do not need a 300wm. There are a lot of other calibers that would be suitable for elk at the ranges you are talking. .308, 30-06, 270 win, 270wsm, etc. I have two of them. One .243 that my son shoots and one in .270wsm. Both are very accurate for factory rifles and in your price range. Good luck with your decision. [/QUOTE]
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