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amp156 - 
Button Buck
 | | 06/15/2008 8:15 AM |
| | I'm 13 and a big kid. I was wondering what kind of rifle i should get that can get a good shot with some recoil, but not alot. | | | |
| btr568 -
Spike
Redneck Riveria,Mississippi Gulf Coast
| | 06/15/2008 9:09 AM |
| | 243,30-30,7mm-08,308,257 Roberts,250/3000 savage just to name a few.If you can shoot a 12 ga.then you can handle any of these fairly easy.Get you some Gun books from the company that make them,you should be able to use anything listed under "Short Actions" | | | |
| tubby -
Record Book
Moundville,Alabama
| | 06/15/2008 9:35 AM |
| | I would also recommend the 270 win,my 13 yr old son shoots it with no problems.......and is very accurate.The calibers mentioned above are also some very good deer rifles. | |
Tubby
The God of My Rock;He Is My Sheild;And The Horn Of My Salvation 2 Samuuel,Ch 22 | |
| rnwinter -
Spike
Texas
| | 06/27/2008 12:48 AM |
| | I like a 25.06, or a .270. Both have great hitting power, low recoil..relatively, and can be a rifle that you can keep for a life time. | | | |
| SJAdventures -
Button Buck
MS
| | 07/12/2008 8:23 PM |
| | Even though I don't have one I would say a 270 would be a good beginning rifle for you. | |
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| Rocky Bluff Ranch -
Spike
Home in FL. But I hunt all over
| | 07/14/2008 7:05 PM |
| 243 is a good cal.
But if you think you can swing a muzzle break to your gun then 270 or 30-06.
After all when it’s zeroed in and you take a deer the recoil is not noticed.
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| rebel deer hunter -
8-Pointer
florida
| | 07/23/2008 1:39 PM |
| | id get a 270, no since in getting a youth or a 243 at that age, and nowadays remmington makes managed recoil bullets | |
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| paulie -
Button Buck
| | 09/03/2008 7:29 PM |
| | I can tell you this, The next centerfire I buy will be a 30-06! It has to be the most versatile caliber out there. You can can load it for anything from woodchucks(55grain)all the way up to moose or elk(220grain). Its a true "all around" cartrige!! Yes, it does have a little "kick" but with the new(reduced recoil) ammo and, "hitech"recoil pads on the market today, you can tame that recoil to a manageable level. Speaking of recoil pads, the sims "limbsaver" pads are incredable! I put one on my 870 slug gun(shooting 3" mags), the reduction in recoil was astounding! | | | |
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