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I want to buy a new rifle, something that I can hunt whitetails. I want to try and stick to to Remington Does anyone have a Suggestions?

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from kyle wrote 4 weeks 5 hours ago

I personally love the Winchester Model 70s

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from slothman wrote 4 weeks 5 hours ago

Good old 700 in anything from 243 to 7 mag. never hear complaints about the 700. I'd go with the 30-06 myself, but there are alot of great choices out there and most come in the model 700

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from HuskyKMA wrote 4 weeks 3 hours ago

slothman is right on the button. Model 700, I like .270 and 30-06.

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from WVOtter wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

Agree with the above, model 700 in .270 or 30-06. Both rounds are perfect for deer and similar availability/pricing.

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from sak wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

Remington .270
NY

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from anjadams wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

If you are looking for something new and different, check out the R-25 from Remington in caliber .308, or 7mm-08. I bought one and really enjoy shooting it. I have a couple of 700s and they are tried and true. I love hunting with them too!

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from Moishe wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

700 in 30/06 gives you more options if you want larger game also.

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from Beekeeper wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

Any of the various model 700 incarnations that Remington offers are good, proven rifles. It would be hard to go wrong with a long action 700 in 30/06 or .270, with the '06 being my personal choice of the two due to its greater versatility.

The short action 700 or either a Model 7 are also quite handy in .308 or 7-08. These rifles pack a lot of punch in a handy package.

Happy Shopping!

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from WVOtter wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

Although, since your previous post noted PA regs; make sure you're not in one of the WMAs (ie. 2B, etc.) that only permit shotguns for deer firearm season.

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from 2Poppa wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

My son has the .270 Remington and loves it!

Personally,I might go with the Remington 30:06,or the .308,just as the others mentioned!

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from Clay Cooper wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

Any 700 in 25-06, you can't go wrong!

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from jbird wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

Love my .270, and can't argue w/ the .25-06 or .308 or .30-06 either. All great deer killers.

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from BioGuy wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

Reminton 700 or model 7 chambered in .308 with a Nikon Prostaff scope. You won't be disappointed!

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from BioGuy wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

.25-06 has more expensive ammo...beware! :-)

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from IanS wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

270 win

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from got turkey wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

i like remington too they have a new ammo line for the 300 win mag u can hunt anything from Florida whitetail too Alaskan grizzlies at 300 yards!

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from Kentucky Hunter wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

i like the 25-06 my self and bio guy is rite the ammo is epensive but the results are worth it to me

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from DakotaMan wrote 3 weeks 5 days ago

Rem 700 in 25-06 would be my choice.

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from jordjohn44 wrote 3 weeks 5 days ago

Rem 700 30-06 is my vote. Then you can use it for something bigger if you want.

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from hunterkid94 wrote 3 weeks 4 days ago

Rem 700 in .270 WIN. big enough for most all big game(not grizzly) and with power level ammo, u can use smaller rounds for whitetail. plus rem makes and exelent gun that lasts for years.

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from slothman wrote 4 weeks 5 hours ago

Good old 700 in anything from 243 to 7 mag. never hear complaints about the 700. I'd go with the 30-06 myself, but there are alot of great choices out there and most come in the model 700

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from HuskyKMA wrote 4 weeks 3 hours ago

slothman is right on the button. Model 700, I like .270 and 30-06.

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from kyle wrote 4 weeks 5 hours ago

I personally love the Winchester Model 70s

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from WVOtter wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

Agree with the above, model 700 in .270 or 30-06. Both rounds are perfect for deer and similar availability/pricing.

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from sak wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

Remington .270
NY

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from anjadams wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

If you are looking for something new and different, check out the R-25 from Remington in caliber .308, or 7mm-08. I bought one and really enjoy shooting it. I have a couple of 700s and they are tried and true. I love hunting with them too!

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from Beekeeper wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

Any of the various model 700 incarnations that Remington offers are good, proven rifles. It would be hard to go wrong with a long action 700 in 30/06 or .270, with the '06 being my personal choice of the two due to its greater versatility.

The short action 700 or either a Model 7 are also quite handy in .308 or 7-08. These rifles pack a lot of punch in a handy package.

Happy Shopping!

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from WVOtter wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

Although, since your previous post noted PA regs; make sure you're not in one of the WMAs (ie. 2B, etc.) that only permit shotguns for deer firearm season.

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from 2Poppa wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

My son has the .270 Remington and loves it!

Personally,I might go with the Remington 30:06,or the .308,just as the others mentioned!

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from Clay Cooper wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

Any 700 in 25-06, you can't go wrong!

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from jbird wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

Love my .270, and can't argue w/ the .25-06 or .308 or .30-06 either. All great deer killers.

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from Moishe wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

700 in 30/06 gives you more options if you want larger game also.

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from BioGuy wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

Reminton 700 or model 7 chambered in .308 with a Nikon Prostaff scope. You won't be disappointed!

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from BioGuy wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

.25-06 has more expensive ammo...beware! :-)

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from IanS wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

270 win

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from got turkey wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

i like remington too they have a new ammo line for the 300 win mag u can hunt anything from Florida whitetail too Alaskan grizzlies at 300 yards!

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from Kentucky Hunter wrote 3 weeks 6 days ago

i like the 25-06 my self and bio guy is rite the ammo is epensive but the results are worth it to me

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from jordjohn44 wrote 3 weeks 5 days ago

Rem 700 30-06 is my vote. Then you can use it for something bigger if you want.

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from DakotaMan wrote 3 weeks 5 days ago

Rem 700 in 25-06 would be my choice.

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from hunterkid94 wrote 3 weeks 4 days ago

Rem 700 in .270 WIN. big enough for most all big game(not grizzly) and with power level ammo, u can use smaller rounds for whitetail. plus rem makes and exelent gun that lasts for years.

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