Mountain rifle

I wouldnt want a detach mag on a rifle that would be used on multi day trips in remote spots of the country. If you lose the mag on your rifle, that would blow...
 
Airborn_69 said:
You must be those few that can shoot under MOA @ 500m with it.
Click to expand...

Never tried it at 500, but I can hit the kill zone of a deer at 350 with the one I had..Shot about MOA or less at 100 yards when I shot it for groups. I don't see why it wouldn't be good at 500 as any other rifle that shoots similarly.:)
 
They are all good, kimber, sako, remington, winchester, weatherby, ruger, tikka and the list goes on, they all make good light weight long range rifles. My advice is " do not leave a tikka too close to the woodstove. Just kidding, my mountain rifle is a kimber Montana 7mm wsm, at first I thought I might not like the blind mag, but on a long hike Ive found it doesnt bother me at all, only a couple secs to unload. I also have a browning micro medallion in 284 win, one of the fastest rifles off the seat of the truck and it also make a good mountain rifle with floor plate and detachable clip. Yes stainless steal synthetics are easier to care for, but I have several blued rifles that Ive used for over 20 years that still look good and on vancouver island in november it rains and rains allot. I like all my guns cant seem to get enough of em. Does anybody know if there is a "GUNS ANONYMOUS" out there.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom