25-06 vs 257 wby

[Deleted member 118572]

Yeah, I gotta hear the explanation on how the grade of the wood ensures a quick kill. You have my full attention.

"Life is too short to hunt with an ugly rifle."

 

[koonazz]

"Life is too short to hunt with an ugly rifle."

I totally agree on that. Love fine english walnut just tryin to figure out the correlation. Lol

 

[PrecisionRx]

I shoot better when I have confidence in the gun. Sometimes I'm more confident when the gun is purdy....

 

[FEENIX]

Life is too short to worry about what is pretty to hunt. The NUT behind the trigger and good friends/ hunting buddies is what makes a hunt.

 

[koonazz]

Life is too short to worry about what is pretty to hunt. The NUT behind the trigger and good friends/ hunting buddies is what makes a hunt.

Amen!

 

[Northkill]

Negative! Please see #135 and #16. @codyadams have hands-on experience with the BD2 (possibly Cayuga too) on various calibers.

Thank you sir. I got with codyadams...

 

[montanablackdog]

25-06 Way easier to find brass.

 

[ButterBean]

Life is too short to worry about what is pretty to hunt. The NUT behind the trigger and good friends/ hunting buddies is what makes a hunt.

X-2

 

[FEENIX]

25-06 Way easier to find brass.

This might be true, but I stopped by at Scheels yesterday, and I do not remember seeing this many .257 WBTY ammo on their (or any other stores in my area) shelves ever.

 

[dogz]

257 Wby brass, easy peasy find some 7 RM brass neck it down and rock on...........problem solved. Now one just has to find any kind of brass...

 

[FEENIX]

257 Wby brass, easy peasy find some 7 RM brass neck it down and rock on...........problem solved. Now one just has to find any kind of brass...

LOL! See #9 and #11.

 

[dogz]

not catching what you're laughing about?

 

[koonazz]

With all the points made for each cartridge the OP is probly overwhelmed now and will end up flipping a coin to decide.

 

[FEENIX]

not catching what you're laughing about?

That you have already previously noted.