Dutch Jennings
Well-Known Member
Last month I got some very good feedback on a post I made about a possible mountain rifle for an Alaska hunt I might take. Feedback was that my old Savage 30-06 could fill the bill but that the weather would probably destroy the nice wood stock. Many counselled getting into some of the big magnums. I found a factory new rifle at a killer price that I snapped up and hope would work well- Savage 116 FLCSS Weather Warrior. Not a big magnum but a 7mm Remington Magnum. The ballistics numbers on 7mm RM look good to me, but it does not appear to be a real popular chambering in Alaska- have I missed something? Also if anybody has used the Savage Weather Warrior- what was your experience with it in the field? Thanks.
