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Originally Posted by JD848
LMAO reading this stuff .Sure a lighter rifle is better then a heavy one in some cases , but the thin guys are climbing hills and step elevations and they choose a lighter rifle . The fat guys want a lighter rifle but are 40 pounds over weight so they need a light rifle to help drag there sorry arrs around on flat ground.
If your fit the 30 06 or the 300 winny should not be a problem, if your arrs is dragging then the 300 winny is needed to get you back in shape to burn off those extra pounds ,plus that extra weight for recoil .
So the 7mm RM wins hands down ,because most 7mm guys like to seek out more game making them more fit .  
Some of this maybe true just like this whole thread ,but dead weight in a pair of boots are always thinking everything in life is heavy even getting the remote for the tv ,so they seek the path of lease resistance in life in every avenue except there lunch kit . Yet there rifle is to heavy . :sHa_sarcasti clol:
Over feed bellies with there brains suffering from mal nutrition would think there rifles are way to heavy.
Just joking around,but just walk around a large gun show and I might not be far off. You can barley pick out the 7mm rm guys since there so thin in a crowd .
Cheers to All
JD |
I kind of wish that was the case JD but no. Age far more than size is the biggest factor. .
Plus a lighter rifle doesn't affect a wheelchairs aerodynamics as much.
Lighter rifle means more beer and weed in backpack? Better chance of outrunning hunting partners with heavy rifles when being pursued by bear?
I can come up with lots but sadly the 7RMs I've owned were my heaviest rifles. The 35 Whelen is the lightest. Go figure. I'm waiting for a sub 5lb 375 H&H to hit the market and I'm on that baby big time.
I'm just having some fun here man.