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Quote from: jstone on January 22, 2019, 09:26:34 AMMost seem to be on the 300 band wagon. What about the .308? I have the savage.243 and love that rifle. I am thinking about the .308 savage 110.When the question is "best caliber for elk" and even when short action might be a want, I still can't think of any reason to reccomend a 308 for a grown person
Most seem to be on the 300 band wagon. What about the .308? I have the savage.243 and love that rifle. I am thinking about the .308 savage 110.
I used that .243 in Montana for antelope at 280 yards dropped him where he stood. Last year shot a 4 point mule at 230 he walked 30 yards tipped over. Gun is lights out. Just thought of upping the caliber for Montana elk someday. I bow hunt elk in Washington. But someday want to hunt elk again with a rifle, just not this state.
Quote from: jstone on January 22, 2019, 10:29:21 AMI used that .243 in Montana for antelope at 280 yards dropped him where he stood. Last year shot a 4 point mule at 230 he walked 30 yards tipped over. Gun is lights out. Just thought of upping the caliber for Montana elk someday. I bow hunt elk in Washington. But someday want to hunt elk again with a rifle, just not this state.I have a compound bow as well- but why would you not hunt elk with a rifle in this state?
Quote from: Jonathan_S on January 22, 2019, 09:47:34 AMQuote from: jstone on January 22, 2019, 09:26:34 AMMost seem to be on the 300 band wagon. What about the .308? I have the savage.243 and love that rifle. I am thinking about the .308 savage 110.When the question is "best caliber for elk" and even when short action might be a want, I still can't think of any reason to reccomend a 308 for a grown personI shoot a heavy barreled 308 because I am the biggest recoil wenis on the planet lol.