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Old December 12, 2019, 02:58 PM   #26
jimbob86
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There isn't a huge gap in shootability between an 8lb FWT rifle with optics and a 10lb Super Grade in .30-06. However, there is a huge difference in the way they handle the FWT will come up faster, point easier, and track the target better. A person can learn to shoot a light rifle with more than acceptable accuracy from the bench and field positions. However, you can't make a heavy rifle handle any better in hunting situations unless you lighten it up.
Given the limited amount of trigger time I have in a given year, I spend as much of it as possible with one rifle ..... when it comes to crunch time, your rifle should be as familiar to you as your own hands, or as close as possible.

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However, you can't make a heavy rifle handle any better in hunting situations unless you lighten it up.
"Heavy" is subjective. If you are used to handling a 10 pound rig, it ain't heavy.
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