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re: Ballistic heads and long range guys, caliber recommendation
Posted on 4/28/16 at 5:11 am to GREENHEAD22
Posted on 4/28/16 at 5:11 am to GREENHEAD22
.300 win mag is hard to argue with. It's the .30-06 of the magnum world.
Posted on 4/28/16 at 5:38 am to DownshiftAndFloorIt
I went through this process about four years ago. My goal for long range was for the most part 1,000 yards and in to start with. I wanted a gun that didn't help create a flinch due to recoil.
For me the 6.5 creedmoor was what I decided on I am VERY happy with it. I bought the parts and put some of it together myself and had Pheonix arms do what I couldn't. The 140 Amax has an excellent ballistic coefficient and in a light wind will shoot sub MOA out to 1,500 yards with me pulling the trigger.
Lots of love these days for .338, .300, etc I stayed away from them. The .308 is something else to consider as an excellent long range gun, lots of stuff out there on it, I shot one for years I got away from it because after Sandy Hook when I was looking it was too hard to get components to reload. However it's a round worth looking at also.
A lot depends upon how far you want to shoot and what you want to shoot at.
For me the 6.5 creedmoor was what I decided on I am VERY happy with it. I bought the parts and put some of it together myself and had Pheonix arms do what I couldn't. The 140 Amax has an excellent ballistic coefficient and in a light wind will shoot sub MOA out to 1,500 yards with me pulling the trigger.
Lots of love these days for .338, .300, etc I stayed away from them. The .308 is something else to consider as an excellent long range gun, lots of stuff out there on it, I shot one for years I got away from it because after Sandy Hook when I was looking it was too hard to get components to reload. However it's a round worth looking at also.
A lot depends upon how far you want to shoot and what you want to shoot at.
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