the Inuit natives , Sioux, and most reservation tribes in Canada and the US , the old guides went out and shot more game- elk,moose, caribo included with a 30-30-- but they got right on top of the animal and put it in their eye- they also wounded more than they took home- but the 160 is a bit light for anything past 25 yards-and it may take several - a 220 30-06 would be my first choice- the 300 mags-- 338--- 375 h&h would be more appropiate for longer shots
the Inuit natives , Sioux, and most reservation tribes in Canada and the US , the old guides went out and shot more game- elk,moose, caribo included with a 30-30-- but they got right on top of the animal and put it in their eye- they also wounded more than they took home- but the 160 is a bit light for anything past 25 yards-and it may take several - a 220 30-06 would be my first choice- the 300 mags-- 338--- 375 h&h would be more appropiate for longer shots
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Marlin
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1990
1984
30
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.10 to 10 USD
the cost 3030 cal 336sc
300-500 USD