Hi there. I'm looking to buy a new varment rifle as well as get into some long range shooting. im looking at .243 but im not sure what to look for. makes and models would be much appreciated. definatly looking to upgrade as well with after market parts and stock. any sugestions? thnx for ur info!
LR in varment riffles
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Re: LR in varment riffles
Hey, Guy, take a look at the Rifles/Reloading/Hunting forums and get an idea or two as to what is available and what might fit your needs. After that, ask again when you have done some research(use the Search function).
Not trying to bust your chops, but you need to get some idea of what is available and figure out how much money you want to spend. Then, we can help you more.
Welcome to the Hide,
David
Hey, Guy, take a look at the Rifles/Reloading/Hunting forums and get an idea or two as to what is available and what might fit your needs. After that, ask again when you have done some research(use the Search function).
Not trying to bust your chops, but you need to get some idea of what is available and figure out how much money you want to spend. Then, we can help you more.
Welcome to the Hide,
David
Re: LR in varment riffles
How far do you want to go and what are you going to be hunting?
Quoting Dave Tooley from another thread:
"Here's your questions that need to be answered in this order.
Pick your distance, look at accurate bullets availalbe with a BC high enough to get the job done, decide on the velocity needed, look for good quality brass then pick your cartridge."
Once you've come down with the sickness this should make for some interesting reading:
http://www.northfloridashooting.com/Misc/2MilePrarieDogs/2MilePrarieDogShooters.htm
How far do you want to go and what are you going to be hunting?
Quoting Dave Tooley from another thread:
"Here's your questions that need to be answered in this order.
Pick your distance, look at accurate bullets availalbe with a BC high enough to get the job done, decide on the velocity needed, look for good quality brass then pick your cartridge."
Once you've come down with the sickness this should make for some interesting reading:
http://www.northfloridashooting.com/Misc/2MilePrarieDogs/2MilePrarieDogShooters.htm
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