What’s another Cartridge we can Hate/Love?

[tomcat818]

Yes, Americans have an emotional attachment to our firearms and rightfully so! Thank God we haven't fallen for deceitful tricks and traps and given up our 2A rights like many countries have. May future generations hold true to our heritage and not buy into the "bad gun" garbage they are constantly pushing. For these reasons for me there are no guns\cartridges that I hate but I don't love them all. For those of you in countries that were tricked\trapped into giving up your right to bear arms I say sorry Bro because only now are you understanding the real impact to all your rights and freedoms.
I love this country!
God Bless America!

 

[Jon Bischof]

All guns need love, no matter how their chambered. It is not their fault someone reamed their chamber with something weird. What they need is understanding and repeated shooting until they feel their true potential.

They may have come out of the factory feeling strange and unwanted. But there's no reason why 'Mericans' should let them stay that way.

So dust off that 303 or that Arisaka your grandad brought back from Japan and stoke'm and light'm

 

[Alibiiv]

Once one worships at the alter of .270 permission is granted to hate every development since the 1930's, "THAT DOES NOTHING MY 270 WILL NOT DO BETTER!"

Well……..nuff said about that. But……a .270 Ackley with a 26 inch, 1:8 barrel might give that .270 WInchester a run.

 

[Rosebud]

Some think England and Europe are gun restricted, in handguns, yes they are. In rifles and shotguns, no, they are covered up in them. And you don't need some stupid government stamp tax and rectal exam to own one. It's considered polite to shoot with one.

 

[Alibiiv]

Yes, Americans have an emotional attachment to our firearms and rightfully so! Thank God we haven't fallen for deceitful tricks and traps and given up our 2A rights like many countries have. May future generations hold true to our heritage and not buy into the "bad gun" garbage they are constantly pushing. For these reasons for me there are no guns\cartridges that I hate but I don't love them all. For those of you in countries that were tricked\trapped into giving up your right to bear arms I say sorry Bro because only now are you understanding the real impact to all your rights and freedoms.
I love this country!
God Bless America!

Our 2nd Amendment is the only thing standing between our freedom and a totalitarianism form of government! The only reason the radical, left wing, liberals want to disarm this country so that nothing is standing in their way can implement that totalitarian form of government.

 

[fseaman.js]

Anything hornady.....

Love or hate?

 

[JiggyIi]

All guns need love, no matter how their chambered. It is not their fault someone reamed their chamber with something weird. What they need is understanding and repeated shooting until they feel their true potential.

They may have come out of the factory feeling strange and unwanted. But there's no reason why 'Mericans' should let them stay that way.

So dust off that 303 or that Arisaka your grandad brought back from Japan and stoke'm and light'm

I've got a sporterized 303 with synthetic B& C stock , darn good & ultra reliable rifle ️

 

[JiggyIi]

Well……..nuff said about that. But……a .270 Ackley with a 26 inch, 1:8 barrel might give that .270 WInchester a run.

270 Weatherby ️

 

[3800fps]

I have 9 rifles in 25-06….is that love or what….but…but …but bullet selection is so limited….limited to what works perfectly.
All the overthinking over discussing the exact perfect technological execution of the highest performing platform/ballistic perfection is mental masturbation…
Grand daddy's 270 or 2506 got so many things right a hundred years ago…split your hairs ad infinitum but actual shooting something affordable will carry you the furthest at the end of day.

 

[Lapuatom]

Just look at the diversity of hatred towards various cartridges and nothing comes anywhere close to the vastly overwhelming ferver of the almighty NEEDMORE!!!!!

 

[JiggyIi]

I have 9 rifles in 25-06….is that love or what….but…but …but bullet selection is so limited….limited to what works perfectly.
All the overthinking over discussing the exact perfect technological execution of the highest performing platform/ballistic perfection is mental masturbation…
Grand daddy's 270 or 2506 got so many things right a hundred years ago…split your hairs ad infinitum but actual shooting something affordable will carry you the furthest at the end of day.

There is a fellow who is On Here quite often (which I could remember) who LOVES 25's & shoots HEAVIES in them up to 156's if I remember correctly

 

[Chase723]

There is a lot of evidence saying you are wrong. Just a few blown up rifles.

Avoiding the .300BLK AR-15 'ka-boom!'

Another 300 BLK in 5.56 Barrel KABOOM!

I wouldn't think it'd be possible but I guess with the right bullet profile it is. I.e. lighter shorter or if you ram one home and shove the bullet back into the case. That's unfortunate.

 

[3800fps]

There is a fellow who is On Here quite often (which I could remember) who LOVES 25's & shoots HEAVIES in them up to 156's if I remember correctly

I come here read all this theoretical advantageous drivel…………….….( Yes, I have one of those chassis mounted dial-up platform thingys)

That's not what I take coyote hunting or muley hunting….a quality standard sporter setup and bedded…does virtually everything exceptionally well for me out to 500 yds…99% of which happens inside of 300yds …a "chip shot" for a practiced shooter….

Most of this forum chatter is dreamy theory …and the guys spending all that scratch and banging 1200 yd steel are pretty much just banging steel…fun when it's working that day…but it's a huge investment in time and money.

 

[tomcat818]

I have 9 rifles in 25-06….is that love or what….but…but …but bullet selection is so limited….limited to what works perfectly.
All the overthinking over discussing the exact perfect technological execution of the highest performing platform/ballistic perfection is mental masturbation…
Grand daddy's 270 or 2506 got so many things right a hundred years ago…split your hairs ad infinitum but actual shooting something affordable will carry you the furthest at the end of day.

Yep, my grand dad started out with a wildcat 25-06 and then a model 721 270 in 52' never failed to put meat on the table. My grandma said during the depression he took the skull cap off several deer with the 25-06 when they had one or two rounds to their name and one on the run just to show off. Back then it was primarily open sites and he didn't mount a scope on until 68'.They weren't hunting for racks in those days. It makes me want to own and hunt with a 25-06 because it is possible I wouldn't be here without that cartridge.