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Great choice in cartridge and the CVA Cascade is an awesome rifle. He can remove the space in the buttstock and it should fit him well.

I cant imagine the 22 creed isnt an even worse barrel burner than the 243 is. I personally prefer the ARC versions. 6ARC and 22ARC look awesome!

They are both high BC bulllets

There's a shotgun slug called the SlapShot, which can launch a 105gr slug made out of delrin at over 3,000 ft/s out of a 24 inch barrel!

In Washington State you can't legally hunt deer with anything smaller than 243. Just one of the considerations.

The deal with 6.5 creedmore is the obsession with 1000 yard shooting that is arising. I think it’s better than 270 then, but otherwise no

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In 1983 my oldest son was ready to start deer hunting so I needed to buy him a rifle. The local gun shop had 3 Ruger Model 77 RSI carbines (18-1/2" barrel, Mannlicher stocked). 2 were in .243 and one was in .250 Savage. They had a good price for them and since my 2nd oldest son would be hunting age in a couple years...and guns don't get any cheaper, AND I love the .250 Savage cartridge, I bought all three! I bought 3 Leupold M8 Compact 2.5x scopes to go on them. The two rifles in .243 went to my sons who have used them over the years to kill many, many deer. And now my oldest grandson is using one of them. I kept the .250 Savage and also killed many deer with it. A few years later...along came another son (it happens🤷‍♂) and when he was old enough, I handed him the .250 Savage rifle. I still handload for it, so he has no problem getting ammunition. IMO the .250 Savage is the BEST, "beginner" cartridge, but ammo is getting hard to find and I am not aware of anyone still making rifles for it. Even in the mid-80s ammo was none too common, but I handloaded so it wasn't an issue. In today's market, I'd still go with the .243 WCF for a beginner. It's even better now with the improved bullet and propellent technology we have. Good luck to your son!

1/2 moa w Remington 700, Redfield 4-12, 6mm handloads

6.5 creedmoor I think is a good round but over rated. Especially compaied to other rounds.

Great video!

Use 2 rounds that are very similar in sectional density AND bullet construction when comparing penatration. At least the construction is the same.

6mm creed

The 300 Weatherby will launch 180gr bullets at 3,300 ft/s

Next, do 6.8 Western vs 270 WSM

The 30-06 is kinda handicapped with light bullets, heavy bullets is where it really shines, such as a 180gr. A full power 180gr handload in the 30-06 can achieve 2,900 ft/s with a 26 inch barrel, and will totally out-perform a 150gr 30-06 load.

243 is my favorite out of the 6

When I was growing up and starting it was either a 12 or 20 gauge. I giggle when people talk about recoil with a .308.

I’m in the same spot with 7 year old. Such a tough choice

Crushes? Apples to oranges..

.270 feels like it has less recoil than a .308 when you have a bit of weight on you, when you are small like Jackson, it seems to push you further again.

Jackson was definitely getting his thigh workout in. I wonder why dad didn't let him sit on a bucket? That single shot 243 was probably the lightest of the test rifles, otherwise its recoil should be about same as 6.5 CM. Looks like he still had fun.

350 legend is a great choice for bout any shooter, offer in ar or bolt action platforms, with threaded barrels they are super quiet and easy on shoulder.

Love this interview. I appreciate getting an insight into the mind of our next President...God willing.

I believe it.

I’m with Jackson, 308 has some punch!