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bolt action, Ruger M 77, IMO.
I personally use a Remington 7600 Carbine in .30-06 for the vast majority of big game hunting that I do. These guns are fast, light, and most importantly, accurate. Check one out!
I'm in the 8th grade, and this year I hunted with my grandfathers .270 bolt. I loved this gun because of the accuracy. I had about a 1 1/2 inch 3 shot group at 100 yards. My favorite part is that it doesn't have a lot of kick but it does have power.
All fine rifles.
QuakerBoy Pro-- Remington's 700, in all its various editions, is also great, and one of the most popular models. But you're right 7600 Carbine is a thing to behold out in the field.
I almost always still hunt around the edges of fields or on wooded roads, rarely do I sit in a stand. After years of hunting with a bolt a little light went off and I realized 99% of the deer I see are within 100 yards and many times moving. For the past 3 years I've used a Remington 7600 in .308 topped with a Bushnell 1.75 x 4 scope. It ain't pretty but it is a perfect setup for my way of hunting.
Hey Farmboy....I'm HUGE fan of the 760 (the present-day 7600). Guess no one likes pumps but us, huh?
my dads got a 30-06 remmington its a pump- ill admit its got some kick but its worth in in the feild
My choice? Browning Lever-action Rifle in 270. Mine proved itself long ago, and layed a limmit down this year.
how about trying to make it a challenge and use a bow instead. you might actually have to get out and work to get a deer that way. Oh and also you wont be able to set in your warm heated pickup while hunting either.
I have alot of favorite deer rifles, but i love my remington model 700 .7mm mag. The kick is not all that bad, i can get light bullets put on it so it has great range and it has some awsome knock down power
Remington 700, 30-06. My favorite.
i personaly own a savage 110 in a 30-06 but for hunting in creek bottoms in lots of brush where your not shooting over 50 yards, my grandpaw has a .32 winchester special & it has extreme knock down power for its size
This is a debate that could be argued for ever, everyone has there own opinion. I personaly like my Browning BLR in 300 win. mag. I would say that the most popular would be either the 270 or 06.
I personally have my Grandpa's old Savage model 99 in 300. SAV and it works great. I shot my firdt deer with it at 400 yards.
as with dirty, i have a browning BLR in 30-06 topped off with a leupold VX-ll 3-9X40. i like,but haven't taken a deer with it yet. but its accurate.
I have a .35 Whelen Remington 7600. I love it! It has a Leupold M8 in 6x don't need anything else!!!
I have a .35 Whelen Remington 7600. I love it! It has a Leupold M8 in 6x don't need anything else!!!
Because of the many various places and sizes of critters I like to hunt..my current favorite is a Remington model 7 in 7mm Rem saum, with a leopold 3-9 compact scope..a nice easy to carry and great to shoot accurate combo with plenty of power.
i thimk that the best deer and all around big game gun is a browning a-bolt chambered in a 30-06 round. this might be the only gun you will need, ranging from deer to bear
Somebody's got to speak up for the faithful 30-30! Great carry-all gun!
The best deer rifle is the one I used last season ..which was different from the best ones I used over the course of many seasons and may be different than one that takes the prize in a future hunt. Each rifle shared a few common denominators, they were accurate, they were effective deer rounds, I was able to shoot each of them well and they were a pleasure to own and fire. If they register in those department they qualify as the best!
Kody, you are right. In essence every one of us that has our favorite deer gun has the best one. The one we fall back on, that we select on the basis of where we will be hunting, the one that took down the deer, that's always the best one. What works for one doesn't work for all. It's like saying who has the best wife or kids, we all know it's the person speaking (unless h'e going through a divorce and then he has the worst wife in the world.) Besides, I know I got all you guys beat with my gun, my wife AND my kids;-)
I like the .270 Win. cartridge. Any rifle that shoots accurately and makes you confident is just fine. I wouldn't go for a much heavier cartridge---how dead can you kill a deer?
My husband shoots a 22-250.All his deer,hogs and varmets seems
to think its a good rifle, oh by the way that is a browning stalker with a 6.5 x20 x44mm nikcon
hey this may not be the right forum but im looking for a good all around rifle that is realtivly cheap since i am a college student any help would be great i was looking at the marlin xl7 in 308.
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I personally use a Remington 7600 Carbine in .30-06 for the vast majority of big game hunting that I do. These guns are fast, light, and most importantly, accurate. Check one out!
I'm in the 8th grade, and this year I hunted with my grandfathers .270 bolt. I loved this gun because of the accuracy. I had about a 1 1/2 inch 3 shot group at 100 yards. My favorite part is that it doesn't have a lot of kick but it does have power.
All fine rifles.
QuakerBoy Pro-- Remington's 700, in all its various editions, is also great, and one of the most popular models. But you're right 7600 Carbine is a thing to behold out in the field.
I almost always still hunt around the edges of fields or on wooded roads, rarely do I sit in a stand. After years of hunting with a bolt a little light went off and I realized 99% of the deer I see are within 100 yards and many times moving. For the past 3 years I've used a Remington 7600 in .308 topped with a Bushnell 1.75 x 4 scope. It ain't pretty but it is a perfect setup for my way of hunting.
Hey Farmboy....I'm HUGE fan of the 760 (the present-day 7600). Guess no one likes pumps but us, huh?
my dads got a 30-06 remmington its a pump- ill admit its got some kick but its worth in in the feild
My choice? Browning Lever-action Rifle in 270. Mine proved itself long ago, and layed a limmit down this year.
I have alot of favorite deer rifles, but i love my remington model 700 .7mm mag. The kick is not all that bad, i can get light bullets put on it so it has great range and it has some awsome knock down power
Remington 700, 30-06. My favorite.
I personally have my Grandpa's old Savage model 99 in 300. SAV and it works great. I shot my firdt deer with it at 400 yards.
Because of the many various places and sizes of critters I like to hunt..my current favorite is a Remington model 7 in 7mm Rem saum, with a leopold 3-9 compact scope..a nice easy to carry and great to shoot accurate combo with plenty of power.
Somebody's got to speak up for the faithful 30-30! Great carry-all gun!
bolt action, Ruger M 77, IMO.
i personaly own a savage 110 in a 30-06 but for hunting in creek bottoms in lots of brush where your not shooting over 50 yards, my grandpaw has a .32 winchester special & it has extreme knock down power for its size
This is a debate that could be argued for ever, everyone has there own opinion. I personaly like my Browning BLR in 300 win. mag. I would say that the most popular would be either the 270 or 06.
as with dirty, i have a browning BLR in 30-06 topped off with a leupold VX-ll 3-9X40. i like,but haven't taken a deer with it yet. but its accurate.
I have a .35 Whelen Remington 7600. I love it! It has a Leupold M8 in 6x don't need anything else!!!
I have a .35 Whelen Remington 7600. I love it! It has a Leupold M8 in 6x don't need anything else!!!
i thimk that the best deer and all around big game gun is a browning a-bolt chambered in a 30-06 round. this might be the only gun you will need, ranging from deer to bear
The best deer rifle is the one I used last season ..which was different from the best ones I used over the course of many seasons and may be different than one that takes the prize in a future hunt. Each rifle shared a few common denominators, they were accurate, they were effective deer rounds, I was able to shoot each of them well and they were a pleasure to own and fire. If they register in those department they qualify as the best!
Kody, you are right. In essence every one of us that has our favorite deer gun has the best one. The one we fall back on, that we select on the basis of where we will be hunting, the one that took down the deer, that's always the best one. What works for one doesn't work for all. It's like saying who has the best wife or kids, we all know it's the person speaking (unless h'e going through a divorce and then he has the worst wife in the world.) Besides, I know I got all you guys beat with my gun, my wife AND my kids;-)
I like the .270 Win. cartridge. Any rifle that shoots accurately and makes you confident is just fine. I wouldn't go for a much heavier cartridge---how dead can you kill a deer?
My husband shoots a 22-250.All his deer,hogs and varmets seems
to think its a good rifle, oh by the way that is a browning stalker with a 6.5 x20 x44mm nikcon
hey this may not be the right forum but im looking for a good all around rifle that is realtivly cheap since i am a college student any help would be great i was looking at the marlin xl7 in 308.
how about trying to make it a challenge and use a bow instead. you might actually have to get out and work to get a deer that way. Oh and also you wont be able to set in your warm heated pickup while hunting either.
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