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Re: Best bean field rifle [Re: scalebuster] #6446236 09/10/16 02:49 PM
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Sendero


Yep. Original bean field beast.


To be sure of hitting the target, shoot first and call whatever you hit the target.

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Re: Best bean field rifle [Re: txtrophy85] #6446357 09/10/16 04:07 PM
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Re: Best bean field rifle [Re: txtrophy85] #6446403 09/10/16 04:37 PM
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Re: Best bean field rifle [Re: BushFamilyNine] #6446803 09/10/16 11:01 PM
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Originally Posted By: BushFamilyNine
"Best bean field rifle" says title...didn't ask for caliber...

Setup with a Sako TRG42 and go from there...


Thank god someone knows how to read



My personal favorite was always the sendero in .25-06 but I think the accumark in .257 wby trumps it


Winchester also made a bean field gun but I can't remember what it was called


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Re: Best bean field rifle [Re: txtrophy85] #6446968 09/11/16 01:22 AM
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Is there an official list of features a designated "bean field" rifle must have?


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Re: Best bean field rifle [Re: txtrophy85] #6446973 09/11/16 01:26 AM
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Re: Best bean field rifle [Re: txtrophy85] #6447071 09/11/16 03:11 AM
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Originally Posted By: txtrophy85
Originally Posted By: BushFamilyNine
"Best bean field rifle" says title...didn't ask for caliber...

Setup with a Sako TRG42 and go from there...


Thank god someone knows how to read



My personal favorite was always the sendero in .25-06 but I think the accumark in .257 wby trumps it


Winchester also made a bean field gun but I can't remember what it was called


Winchester called theirs the Laredo

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Re: Best bean field rifle [Re: J.G.] #6447087 09/11/16 03:29 AM
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Originally Posted By: FiremanJG
Is there an official list of features a designated "bean field" rifle must have?


Typically they are heavy barreled, heavier than a sporter weight gun, most wear synthetic stocks and chambered for flat shooting calibers.


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Re: Best bean field rifle [Re: txtrophy85] #6447091 09/11/16 03:32 AM
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Originally Posted By: txtrophy85
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Is there an official list of features a designated "bean field" rifle must have?


Typically they are heavy barreled, heavier than a sporter weight gun, most wear synthetic stocks and chambered for flat shooting calibers.


Add to that 1200 ft/lbs out to 600 yards


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I'm not sure it would qualify but I really liked the Tikka CTR in 308 I fondled today. I even liked the stock. Bolt was super slick.



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Originally Posted By: scottfromdallas
I'm not sure it would qualify but I really liked the Tikka CTR in 308 I fondled today. I even liked the stock. Bolt was super slick.


That's not even close to being a bean field rifle


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I think .308 falls under 1200 ft/lbs at 600 as well, though maybe not by much.

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Originally Posted By: TheWhiteMexican
I think .308 falls under 1200 ft/lbs at 600 as well, though maybe not by much.


We were always told the rule of thumb was 900 ft.lbs on impact for southern whitetails.

However a .308 was never really a beanfield caliber due to its velocity.



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I'm not sure it would qualify but I really liked the Tikka CTR in 308 I fondled today. I even liked the stock. Bolt was super slick.


That's not even close to being a bean field rifle


The right Indian behind that arrow, and it certainly is.


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Originally Posted By: txtrophy85
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I'm not sure it would qualify but I really liked the Tikka CTR in 308 I fondled today. I even liked the stock. Bolt was super slick.


That's not even close to being a bean field rifle


Depends on who is driving that gun....

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At some point I'd like to do a 243 Catbird/6-06 Ackley pushing a 90 gr Scirocco at 3800 fps.

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Re: Best bean field rifle [Re: RedSnake] #6448573 09/12/16 02:38 PM
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At some point I'd like to do a 243 Catbird/6-06 Ackley pushing a 90 gr Scirocco at 3800 fps.




now we are talking


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Guess I'd have to use my trusty old 270 win Rem 700 Sendero, gun just shoots for me, I would probably want a scope with some turrets though, not sure me and the old Leupold could guess at trajectory good enough.

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Re: Best bean field rifle [Re: Slow Drifter] #6449540 09/13/16 12:57 AM
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.25-06, I'll play the spoiler.


Ditto!


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