User Discussion: The Best Hunting Rifle.

| June 20, 2010 | 4 Comments

I was just wondering what you guys think the best all round hunting rifle is?

Obviously this is a very subjective question but I thought it would be interesting to see what you guys think is the best for your style of hunting.

So please in the comments form tell us what your favourite hunting rifle is and why.

My favourite small game hunting rifle is a Tikka T3 Varmint in .223 Remington this is great for varminting. This rifle is great for shooting rabbits and hunting foxes due to is great accuracy and it is just a breeze to use and shoot.

I don’t have a favourite medium/large game hunting rifle at the moment and am currently trying to make up my mind on what to get. So help me out here and tell me what you all think I should get.

I look forward to your responses.

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  1. cactus says:

    If you had the money you could get a Steyr Mannlicher chambered in 30-06, to give you your large game round, with a second interchangeable barrel in 243 to replace your 223. The 243 in a 55 grain bullet is much flatter shooting than the 223, and gives the option of a 90 grain bullet as well. The interchangeable barrels don’t lose zero when changed either, and only take a minute to swap. The removable magazine fits both calibers. The Mannlicher Luxus is a beautifully made gun, only problem is the entire package, scopes etc, would be nearly $5000!

    My favourite “big” rifle is my Remington bolt action in 30-06. The 30-06 to me is an awesome round, powerful enough for nearly anything (I’ve shot over 20 water buffalo with this gun), not too expensive to shoot (one dollar per round), and capable of some great long range shots as it still has enough energy left for an efficient kill at 4 0r 500 metres (400 is my personal best) or more depending on the target species. It also has a terrific range of bullet weights available, from 110 grain up to 220 grain. On the downside, it does give your shoulder a bit of a hiding!

  2. davo says:

    hi i own a blaser r93 made in germany its by far the best rifle i have owned it has interchangable barrels of which i have in 243 and 300mag quick release scope that zeros perfect when changed, it also has a straight pull bolt,for fast cycling 10 out of 10

  3. Gary says:

    I’ve got Blaser, Rem, Win and Sako now. Have owned Browning (3 different types and Cal’s) Styer, Ruger and some others that don’t rate but for my money the one that stands out for quality and value is Sako. Maybe I’m prejudiced, I guess everyone has a favorite. Some like Fords, some like Holden. I’ll take the Sako

  4. Brian says:

    I have a rem 7600 pump in 30.06 which has served me very well. The action, the feel which for some is a draw back comes into it’s own for quick follow up shots or scrub busting hogs and with use you do get used to it.
    I am hard on guns and hunt some fairly rugged country but the 22 yo rifle although looking very knocked about and worn performs beautifully. So for value and practicality, I am happy.

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