I think it has something to do with accuracy of the long 250 gr. homogenous as opposed to lead-core loaded at the max pressures Weatherby usually loads to
I do agree, Whelen is much milder on the shoulder. Weatherby is more practical for me personally because of where I hunt most often requiring longer shots
I second that thought about the 6.5 Grendel. I have a lovely CZ 527 in that caliber and, honestly, it is one of my favorite rifles. Superb accuracy and easy handling for just the use you describe.
I admit, I don't know all the regulations regarding Australian bowhunting ,re. carrying firearms, but going after buffalo without a backup gun seems like madness
I doubt it will work though. All the sociological studies show that black people fear crime more than cops and anywhere from 2/3 to 3/4 support and want more police protection. And the continuation of shutdowns in Democrat run states takes away the increases in employment and overall standard...
The revisionist historians here in the US prefer to exclude the totality of the world history of slavery in order to use it as a political cudgel to force their preferred agendas.
Dovetailing off what Bullthrower338 said, the European market already had the 8x68mm S which apparently gives similar results so the international market mostly ignored it. Charles Askins and Craig Boddington notably endorsed it's capabilities but it still didn't get enough traction.
My prediction: 2 of those will "catch on" and become standard loadings (for a time at least), the Weatherby and Nosler will endure as primarily proprietary ammo with devoted brand fans, and the rest will fall to some level of niche/specialist/handloader following
Norma has been scaling back a lot on many of the larger caliber and "Safari" offerings. I noticed that pretty much all of the African PH line is on clearance and listed as discontinued most places I buy. Loaded 375 and 416 are still in current production however but they look to be changing up...
I am shocked! SHOCKED! Well not that shocked.
There is a school of thought that implies that a number of heavily in debt, democrat run states view this as a once in a lifetime opportunity economically collapse and completely bankrupt their states and blame it on Covid instead of themselves.
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