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<blockquote data-quote="Garyjt" data-source="post: 2314293" data-attributes="member: 119875"><p>I would suggest get the rifle you want because this is the rifle you will usually end up with. If you purchase the rifle you want, it will be the rifle you will shoot more. It is very important to shoot the rifle a lot and get comfortable shooting the rifle at different distances. Learn how the scope on the rifle works and become familiar with adjusting the scope. The accuracy in shooting will increase once you learn the rifle and scope capabilities. </p><p>Other words, read and listen to what other people suggestions are to draw a conclusion but get what you want in a rifle and scope. You will be happier and will not be second guessing yourself.</p><p>I do shoot the Cooper Rifles and they are very accurate but are heavier rifles. I do have a Kimber lightweight mountain rifle in a 300 WM and shoot my first bull elk with it. The Kimber is excellent rifle for caring but you need to get use to the recoil being a lightweight rifle. This is the rifle of choice for caring a long distance over the Cooper.</p><p>Good Luck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Garyjt, post: 2314293, member: 119875"] I would suggest get the rifle you want because this is the rifle you will usually end up with. If you purchase the rifle you want, it will be the rifle you will shoot more. It is very important to shoot the rifle a lot and get comfortable shooting the rifle at different distances. Learn how the scope on the rifle works and become familiar with adjusting the scope. The accuracy in shooting will increase once you learn the rifle and scope capabilities. Other words, read and listen to what other people suggestions are to draw a conclusion but get what you want in a rifle and scope. You will be happier and will not be second guessing yourself. I do shoot the Cooper Rifles and they are very accurate but are heavier rifles. I do have a Kimber lightweight mountain rifle in a 300 WM and shoot my first bull elk with it. The Kimber is excellent rifle for caring but you need to get use to the recoil being a lightweight rifle. This is the rifle of choice for caring a long distance over the Cooper. Good Luck [/QUOTE]
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