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If you are running a standard sporter weight rifle, a fixed 6X SWFA MIL/MIL is not a bad choice , like on my daughters .308 shown here: This is light and practical, and very handy for climbing up the mountains that elk tend to retreat to during the season when they get pressure from all the...
I have dozens of elk under my belt, and hunt each year to fill my freezer, as I don't buy store bought meat other than bacon. A few things first. The style of hunting you do, and terrain you will be hunting is pretty important. Elk have a tendency to not stick around once they determine there...
T3 .300 Win Mag Harrells Precision 3 port brake McMillan Sako Hunter pattern SWFA fixed 10x MIL/MIL It has accounted for a few freezers full of elk. Typically ranges have been in the mid 400s. Between this T3 and my short 20" barreled, light McMillan Edge stocked .308 T3, if I never...
This is easy, and the other posters are leading down the correct path with the comments about "Tikka and short box mag length,. So here is the solution: Buy a T3 .300 and send it to CDI to have them cut the stock for new bottom metal that accepts AI magazines. Or you can have a local...
It is a very coarse black powder that burns in a conical pattern. The burning powder is what breaks the balloon rather than a projectile. The cartridges are crimped like a shotgun shell. They are designed to fully burn out and not be dangerous at extended ranges. However you could potentially...