30.06 vs 7mm Rem. Mag. for elk. - Shooters' Forum
2020年1月11日 · Inside of 200 yards no advantage. I have killed elk with ,260 rem, 6.5 x 284, 270 win, 270 wsm, 7mm saum, 7mm rem mag, 300 wsm. I was most always hunting Deer when the Elk showed up. Just put your shot were it needs to go.
308 vs 30-06 vs 7mm mag - 24HOURCAMPFIRE
2015年11月23日 · The 7mm rem mag is #1 and the 30-06 is a close second. Very few of the deer I've killed with these three were over 300 yards. From my experience, big bucks run most of the time when shot behind the shoulder no matter what caliber you use.
30-06 vs. 7mm Mag, real world difference out to 700 yds?
2010年11月19日 · Whaddaya think? If you've shot both, does the 7-mag do it enough better to justify a 7-mag IF you already have a great-shooting 30-06? Talking plain ol' 7-mag here, or 7 WSM. Think 160's at 3050 or so. In other words what a 7 STW will do is not relevant. Considering a build, but trying ...
30-06 vs. 7mm Mag, real world difference out to 700 yds?
2010年11月11日 · Originally Posted by jwp475Originally Posted by Jeff_OJohn, point taken and yes, I've got plenty to learn. Give me a sighter and I'm good. But I'm talking first shot, no sighters, hit a vitals-size (12" or so) target when I kicked out those ranges. I …
.270 v3 .30-06 vs .300 win mag - Shooters' Forum
2010年8月14日 · The 30-06 will do anything the 270 can, but the same cannot be said for the .270. The .270 will never throw a 220gr bullet if you need it to, but the 06 will. But the 30-06 will throw a 110gr bullet if you need it just the same as a .270. Maybe a little more drop, but that's when practice comes in handy.
7mm WSM or .30-06? - 24HOURCAMPFIRE
2007年4月27日 · Say I've got a 7mm WSM Kimber Montana and a .30-06 fwt in McMillan stock (I do). Say I'm going to go elk hunting (I am sometime in the next three years). Do you feel there would be any difference between the 160 grain partition in the 7 vs. the 180 grain in the 06? Any practical experience...
7mm anything vs. 30-06 - 24HOURCAMPFIRE
2011年3月13日 · Quoteafter a couple thousand rounds of .338wm and .35 whelen out of identical Ruger 77's with similar bullet weights, I don't see any huge difference in recoil. YMMV. Yes . . . my mileage has varied. But my rifles were not identical, so …
7mm RemMag 140's or 160's - 24HOURCAMPFIRE
2009年11月5日 · i started out with 160gr.grand slams in my 7mm mag. worked great on elk, not so great on deer never lost any deer the would run off leaving an awsome blood trail. the last one i shot went a quarter of a mile. i switched to 140 gr nosler solid base bullets and have shot a bunch of deer no problems my son uses the 140 gr ballistic tip in his 7mm mag and has shot a lot of …
280 rem vs 7mm mag - 24HOURCAMPFIRE
2009年11月17日 · Ateam: I have Hunted with both a 280 Remington and a 7mm Remington Magnum for a LONG time now. I have killt Bull Elk, Mule Deer, Antelope, Whitetailed Deer, Mt. Goat and Black Bear with bo'fum (urban youth word for "both of them"!)! Properly placed projectiles (through th...
7 mm vs 35 whelen - 24HOURCAMPFIRE
A 7600 in .35 Whelen and a good 7-mag would be a great 2-gun elk battery. But if you are limiting your shots to 300 yards there's no need for the 7mm. With some practice and attention to detail an accurate 7-mag is a VERY capable rifle; the simplest path forward there would be a scope with a range-compensating reticle and the 160 Accubond.