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<blockquote data-quote="Mark37082" data-source="post: 2380869" data-attributes="member: 120066"><p>I'm no expert, but I find myself reaching for a six and one half lb. rifle anytime I am planning doing any considerable walking while hunting. The 11+ lb. rifles are perfect for controlling recoil while at the range or hunting from fixed positions with a good rest. You can get caught up in the speed vs. mass debates when choosing a bullet. Both will work given a proper shot placement. I really can't discern the difference between a 168 gr vs. a 140 gr. when shooting at a game animal. Try them all and pick the one your rifle likes the most.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mark37082, post: 2380869, member: 120066"] I’m no expert, but I find myself reaching for a six and one half lb. rifle anytime I am planning doing any considerable walking while hunting. The 11+ lb. rifles are perfect for controlling recoil while at the range or hunting from fixed positions with a good rest. You can get caught up in the speed vs. mass debates when choosing a bullet. Both will work given a proper shot placement. I really can’t discern the difference between a 168 gr vs. a 140 gr. when shooting at a game animal. Try them all and pick the one your rifle likes the most. [/QUOTE]
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