Yukon hunting with .458 Win Mag

I understand the want but not the need for the large cal rifles in North America. 7 mm 300.win mag .will take care of all the game in the Yukon. A charging grizzly is just as dead from a 7 mm as with a 458 in the bean.dead is dead.i would prefer a comfortable shooting rifle that I shoot well then a thumper that hurts.I would love a ruger 375. And have been keeping a eye open for a deal . Dutch
 
Kevan said:
If I were to go back which will probably never happen it would be a tough choice between my 375 H&H and my 375 Ruger ( Howa ) as both are equally comfortable to handle and carry, also very similar in the accuracy and trajectory department.
Either one would suffice for me for whatever I would be allowed to hunt.
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Haven't you got a 366 Wagner? That would be the right answer.
 
elker said:
Why do you use the same logo pic as norman999, if you like varieties?

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BigUglyMan said:
To be fair, Phil was here first.
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And to be exact, there is no norman999 on CGN at all... ;)
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It appears that I may already have all I need, and .366 Wagner is enough for my Yukon trip.
 
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BigUglyMan said:
Haven't you got a 366 Wagner? That would be the right answer.
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If you're referring to the 9.3X62 I have had four along with a 35 Whelen.
In all honesty when the heaviest bullets were used in both there were very little difference... if any.
And since the 9.3 is the current ' flavour of the month ' they were all easily sold.... still have the Whelen ( too many decades of good memories ).
 
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