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The 6.5 PRC would be a slightly lighter gun because of the short action. The 7 PRC would make more comfortable with elk being on the menu. Not saying the 6.5 won’t do the job, you would just have to know your limitations. When someone is wanting to pack something that light, it usually means...

What are you wanting it to weigh? That can make a difference on cartridge selection. I wouldn’t jump on the Backcountry bandwagon quite yet. I think higher pressure cartridges are the future, but not sure how it’s going to shake out. Sig and Federal both took different approaches to get there...

If you weren’t in grizzly country, I would say go with the 6.5. Everyone seems to forget the 6.5x55 Swede using 160gr bullets has killed a lot of moose. What accuracy issues are you worried about with the 7prc? How often are you going to be in grizzly country?

My guess is they won’t now with this new cartridge. If you want that, you’ll have to do a custom barrel.

How difficult was it to put on the 4-way air system?

Anyone going to get one? https://weatherby.com/25-weatherby-rpm/

I wish that was true.

You may not be able to push the 175 grandslam fast enough to have consistent expansion at 300yds. If your wanting to use a heavy constructed bullet like that, I would definitely step down to a 160 or 140 class bullet. The 160 would be my choice out the two because it’ll be flatter and have more...

Lots of 7mm-08 don’t have a fast enough twist to stabilize the heavier bullets, that’s why 160 is usually on the higher side for the cartridge. What bullets are you starting with?

All of us that hunted before gps wouldn’t have a problem. I think there’s a generation or two that wouldn’t know how to hunt without them, that would cause a problem because they would think they still could.

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That’s a new one and I like it. The only downside is the search and rescue teams would get overwhelmed.

Did Utah have any other seasons open at the same time? Idaho for the most part, there is a wolf, bear, and cougar season that would overlap. Giving people a reason to have something with a scope.

Idaho is looking into doing an iron sight only season. Just not sure how it will be enforced. My other concern is the people that think they will still be able to shoot farther than they should with iron sights, not saying that doesn’t happen now, but your margin of error can be so much greater...