Looking for do it all rifle.
- Thread starter Mike705
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It's the "Sawtooth" version of the Sig Cross with a 16" Proof Research carbon fibre barrel. I had the standard 16" steel barrel version of the Sig Cross before this one, and to be fair it was slightly more repeatable in the accuracy department. But at a full pound lighter, I can handle the ~1/8 to 1/4 MOA difference between the two.
long range target shooting and mentioning pumps and auto loaders in the same sentence is not going to work
A med to light weight sporter in 260 rem 7 mm 08 or a 270 win will cover accuracy and capable of killing moose out to 350 yds
A med to light weight sporter in 260 rem 7 mm 08 or a 270 win will cover accuracy and capable of killing moose out to 350 yds
Oh heck if you find the handiness matters, trading a pound for the width of a dime in accuracy sounds good haha.
I've thought of the longer barreled versioned ones at times, they seem like a really good rifle! happy yours shoots like it does, wow
thewoodsrunner
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- Location
- Rocky Mountain Foothills
True, and this is where most Canadians live. Can you hunt with a rifle at all in southern Ontario? Maybe an 870 shotgun with a selection of barrels including slug would be the ticket, no? That's what i used when i lived there way back (still have the gun, too.) Population density has made the whole region significantly a sacrifice area when it comes to supporting the shooting sports, and been very hard on the natural world in general. It's a shame, the biodiversity is the highest in the country, for the same reasons that supported such dense settlement. A truly avid hunter might be smart to emigrate from the region...
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