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11-10-2009, 06:16 PM
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i have seen many deer killed with many 7mm to 45 cal bullets and all if hit well dnt go more than 50 yard here in ny. but the 7mm is a good cal i would use 150 gr rem corelokt bullets a factory load would be best faster isnt always a perfect bullet and load is best. as for neck shots ive never seen a deer go any where with a neck shot weather hit in the spine or not as long as its a direct hit but a lung shot is just as quick
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11-11-2009, 06:26 AM
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Most hunters have but one center fire gun to use for hunting "big game" like deer. Unfortunately they are victims of the gun writers who insist that the only cartridge that will kill a whitetail must have a belt on it. So when you see a hunter in the woods dressed like an LL Bean catalogue, with his shiny new 7mm RM Browning BAR, don't be to hard on him, he is just following the expert's advise.
Best, Ed
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