im thinking about getting a tikka t3 tactical, but im unsure about whether i want to get it in 300 WM or 308. What do you suggest?
dilemma
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Re: dilemma
That depends, what is it going to be used for, and what distances are you going to be shooting?
That depends, what is it going to be used for, and what distances are you going to be shooting?
Re: dilemma
i will be doing long range shooting up 800 yards or more, plus ill use it for hunting bear and deer.
i will be doing long range shooting up 800 yards or more, plus ill use it for hunting bear and deer.
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If you`re in the U.S., unless Beretta has just begun importing them, you`re pretty much stuck with .308 Win. or .223 Rem.
I had looked into getting one in .300 Win Mag. and per my local dealer and a phone call to Beretta, the .300 Win. Mag. isn`t available in the U.S.
I`d like to find out that`s changed because I still am interested in one.
If you`re in the U.S., unless Beretta has just begun importing them, you`re pretty much stuck with .308 Win. or .223 Rem.
I had looked into getting one in .300 Win Mag. and per my local dealer and a phone call to Beretta, the .300 Win. Mag. isn`t available in the U.S.
I`d like to find out that`s changed because I still am interested in one.
Re: dilemma
well I guess the million dollar question
is how much of a budget for ammo do you have?
and what can you afford ?
bigger is better but affording to shoot it surpases all .
if you shoot it the rifle is cheap in comparison to ammo over time .
I wanted to go with the 300 .
But after talking to my reloader I realized
I would be better off with the 308 especially
since this was my first build.
and I enjoy alot of range time
at a marginal cost.
but thats just my .02 cents worth
well I guess the million dollar question
is how much of a budget for ammo do you have?
and what can you afford ?
bigger is better but affording to shoot it surpases all .
if you shoot it the rifle is cheap in comparison to ammo over time .
I wanted to go with the 300 .
But after talking to my reloader I realized
I would be better off with the 308 especially
since this was my first build.
and I enjoy alot of range time
at a marginal cost.
but thats just my .02 cents worth
Re: dilemma
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: T3TacticaL</div><div class="ubbcode-body">is it cheaper to reload your own ammo or to buy it factory made? </div></div>
eventualy...
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: T3TacticaL</div><div class="ubbcode-body">is it cheaper to reload your own ammo or to buy it factory made? </div></div>
eventualy...
bench
Re: dilemma
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: T3TacticaL</div><div class="ubbcode-body">is it cheaper to reload your own ammo or to buy it factory made? </div></div>
Also reloading your own ammo allows you to shoot more for less than the same cost as buying "factory" ammo.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: T3TacticaL</div><div class="ubbcode-body">is it cheaper to reload your own ammo or to buy it factory made? </div></div>
Also reloading your own ammo allows you to shoot more for less than the same cost as buying "factory" ammo.
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