freezingduck
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I am planning to buy a rifle for long range elk hunting in skandinavia and sheep hunting.
I am planning on buying a R8 in 6,5x55 for hunting small animals.
I allready have 3 Remington 700.
A Police LTR in 308
A SPS Tact. in 308 in an AICS
A 338LM soon to be in a AICS.
So my choice is either to buy a Sendero in 300wm or an extra barrel for the R8 in 300wm.
The price is about the same.
For driven hunts and shots up to 300yds I will use the 308, so this will be for 300-1000yds.
I need to push something like the new 210gr Accubond LR to get the most out of the 300wm.
I am sceptical to reload hard in the R8, since i dont feel that I have the same control as in my 700s.
The Sendero has the 1/10twist while the R8 has 1/11''.
I will probably put somethig like a NXS or S&B scope in it.
The R8 will be lighter, shorter and easier to travel with.
I feel that the Sendero will be more stabile.
I am planning on buying a R8 in 6,5x55 for hunting small animals.
I allready have 3 Remington 700.
A Police LTR in 308
A SPS Tact. in 308 in an AICS
A 338LM soon to be in a AICS.
So my choice is either to buy a Sendero in 300wm or an extra barrel for the R8 in 300wm.
The price is about the same.
For driven hunts and shots up to 300yds I will use the 308, so this will be for 300-1000yds.
I need to push something like the new 210gr Accubond LR to get the most out of the 300wm.
I am sceptical to reload hard in the R8, since i dont feel that I have the same control as in my 700s.
The Sendero has the 1/10twist while the R8 has 1/11''.
I will probably put somethig like a NXS or S&B scope in it.
The R8 will be lighter, shorter and easier to travel with.
I feel that the Sendero will be more stabile.