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<blockquote data-quote="7MM Mike" data-source="post: 1923355" data-attributes="member: 16177"><p>If you are going to be doing a lot of climbing/covering distance every day, anything beyond 8lbs complete starts to be a real burden, IMO. This also has a lot to do with how you choose to carry. Putting a heavy rifle in the center of your backpack may make it easy to carry, but I wouldn't risk missing an opportunity by having it be that inaccessible. A couple of light weight rifles I own really benefitted from a reasonable increase in barrel contour to make them far more stable to shoot, while still being reasonably light.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="7MM Mike, post: 1923355, member: 16177"] If you are going to be doing a lot of climbing/covering distance every day, anything beyond 8lbs complete starts to be a real burden, IMO. This also has a lot to do with how you choose to carry. Putting a heavy rifle in the center of your backpack may make it easy to carry, but I wouldn't risk missing an opportunity by having it be that inaccessible. A couple of light weight rifles I own really benefitted from a reasonable increase in barrel contour to make them far more stable to shoot, while still being reasonably light. [/QUOTE]
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