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Quote from: Ranch13 on October 04, 2012, 12:54:01 PMQuote from: FPH on October 04, 2012, 12:48:14 PMWeight 10 lbs.....hunting rifle? Yup why not 10 lbs+, my uncles m70 he bought in 1947 and then glass bedded, and fitted with a pachmyr cheek piece weighs closer to 13 lbs.Now what was your answer to the OP's question?[/quote 10 lbs? Must be one of those drive to a Bull let me set up on the hood and here is your $10,000. Not humppig that up to 12,00 ft. Not me Oh, cost of the rifle? $ 6,000.00, every man hunting rifle? I would go with the .243 for the OP's question.
Quote from: FPH on October 04, 2012, 12:48:14 PMWeight 10 lbs.....hunting rifle? Yup why not 10 lbs+, my uncles m70 he bought in 1947 and then glass bedded, and fitted with a pachmyr cheek piece weighs closer to 13 lbs.Now what was your answer to the OP's question?[/quote 10 lbs? Must be one of those drive to a Bull let me set up on the hood and here is your $10,000. Not humppig that up to 12,00 ft. Not me Oh, cost of the rifle? $ 6,000.00, every man hunting rifle? I would go with the .243 for the OP's question.
Weight 10 lbs.....hunting rifle?
Quote from: FPH on October 04, 2012, 01:20:54 PMQuote from: Ranch13 on October 04, 2012, 12:54:01 PMQuote from: FPH on October 04, 2012, 12:48:14 PMWeight 10 lbs.....hunting rifle? Yup why not 10 lbs+, my uncles m70 he bought in 1947 and then glass bedded, and fitted with a pachmyr cheek piece weighs closer to 13 lbs.Now what was your answer to the OP's question?[/quote 10 lbs? Must be one of those drive to a Bull let me set up on the hood and here is your $10,000. Not humppig that up to 12,00 ft. Not me Oh, cost of the rifle? $ 6,000.00, every man hunting rifle? I would go with the .243 for the OP's question. Fella would be hard pressed to find elk during rifle season at 12000 , that's well above timberline in most places, not much to attract elk that high.Glad you picked the 243.