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tips on new long range rifles
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<blockquote data-quote="novaman64" data-source="post: 311785" data-attributes="member: 16158"><p>Just get a 6.5x55 or a 260 rem and call it a day!</p><p></p><p>I agree with the other poster though if you want multiple guns, pick up a .223 (ammo is cheap if you get surplus) and then get something bigger. Personally I like the 6.5mm bullets, but a 270 or a 7mm would do the job too.</p><p></p><p>Or, get a .22ly for squirrels and then a .223 for yotes and things of similar size, then for a deer gun go with something between 6.5 to 7mm bullets and youll be set.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="novaman64, post: 311785, member: 16158"] Just get a 6.5x55 or a 260 rem and call it a day! I agree with the other poster though if you want multiple guns, pick up a .223 (ammo is cheap if you get surplus) and then get something bigger. Personally I like the 6.5mm bullets, but a 270 or a 7mm would do the job too. Or, get a .22ly for squirrels and then a .223 for yotes and things of similar size, then for a deer gun go with something between 6.5 to 7mm bullets and youll be set. [/QUOTE]
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