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Old April 29, 2006, 07:59 AM   #26
Jack O'Conner
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Join Date: July 11, 2005
Location: Manatee County, Florida
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I've guided many out-of-state hunters over the years in Montana and Wyoming. 270 is easily the most popular rifle cartridge hunters bring for antelope and mule deer. It reaches way out there and does the job. I've witnessed many successful one shot kills beyond 300 yards.

Years, ago Jack O'Connor penned an article in Outdoor Life tiled, 270-The Poor Man's Magnum. He listed ballistic figures at long distances to prove the 264 MAG and 7mm Remington MAG had no practical advantage over the 270. This article is often quoted 35 years later!

I have an affection for 760 rifles. We have two on our rack. They're exceptionally well made and quite easy to master. The trigger is easy to master with a little practise. I suggest Millett two piece bases and rings. But some guys prefer a peep sight. Check out MIDWAY Shooting Supplies website.

Larry Benoit has made the 760 and 7600 Remingtons famous through his writings and impressive hunts. His book titled, BIG BUCKS THE BENOIT WAY-Secrets From America's First Family of Whitetail Hunting, has entire chapter devoted to improving and upgrading your 760. Ask your local Librarian to order it for you through the inter-library loan program.

Hope this is helpful.
Jack
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