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<blockquote data-quote="matt_3479" data-source="post: 519120" data-attributes="member: 23070"><p>you never really stated what "bigger beasts" are but if your talking about deer and stuff then you can not go wrong with a 243. win. Very accurate round, its also fast, flat and hits hard enough for whitetail out too 300 yards. Now if "bigger Beasts" count as elk, bear or moose i would choose at LEAST a 6.5 mm of some sort. A 260, 6.5x47 or something along those lines but preferably something like a 7mm or bigger.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="matt_3479, post: 519120, member: 23070"] you never really stated what "bigger beasts" are but if your talking about deer and stuff then you can not go wrong with a 243. win. Very accurate round, its also fast, flat and hits hard enough for whitetail out too 300 yards. Now if "bigger Beasts" count as elk, bear or moose i would choose at LEAST a 6.5 mm of some sort. A 260, 6.5x47 or something along those lines but preferably something like a 7mm or bigger. [/QUOTE]
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