[zigzag]

in camouflage and woodstock, that would certainly be a winner in all categories. Marlin hear us ! ;D

 

[jwilson48]

ill be the first to second that! i plan on buying a mossberg 4x4 7rm but if they make it then i will buy.

 

[grout-scout]

ill be the first to second that! i plan on buying a mossberg 4x4 7rm but if they make it then i will buy.

Buy that Mossberg so I can find out more about them from you. Have you heard anything good or bad about them?

 

[zachhebbe]

Ill have to get the 300 to go with the 7 magnum my gunsmith is biulding off of a 30-06 action

 

[jwilson48]

i have hear great things about the mossberg, know someone who has one in 30-06. great shooter but stock recoil pad is hard as heck. would go with a better one on a mag cartridge.

 

[M700]

I went through quite a period when I "needed" to shoot high velocity magnum rifles because, well because I thought that I did! ;D

After years, decades, of relying heavily on the 7mm Rem mag, and also the .300 Win mag, I came full circle and returned to the .30-06, and the little brother the .25-06, for most of my bolt-action hunting needs. When I look back over the many hunts, there really haven't been any kills I've ever made with a magnum that I couldn't have made just fine with a .30-06 or .308 Win... Even at distance.

That doesn't mean the magnums are bad cartridges. Far from it. But... no, I don't think I'll be beating down the doors at the factory to get them to build a 7mm RM, or .300 Win mag.

BTW - I must confess to hunting a fair bit last fall with a .300 WSM and a .375 H&H, so magnumitis isn't quite gone from my heart... ;D

Regards, Guy

 

[Ha Dingus]

I just got a used 4x4 with walnut stock in excellent condition - 7mm Rem Mag - $199 with the Mossberg scope on it. It's an early model w/o the brake or fancy trigger but for $199 how could I say no?