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View Poll Results: What caliber?

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  • 6mm/243

    4 5.06%

  • .25

    1 1.27%

  • 6.5/264

    14 17.72%

  • .270

    6 7.59%

  • 7mm/284

    38 48.10%

  • .30

    12 15.19%

  • .303

    2 2.53%

  • 8mm

    11 13.92%
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Thread: Help design the NZHS Forum Wildcat - Part 2.5 - Caliber

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  1. 14-01-2013, 07:43 PM #28
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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    True! But I have never had any problems with the ones I using now apart from operator error so maybe it was the tool in this case?
    I seriously lost a lot of deer and the like when I had a Poo 4 3.
    I blamed myself for a long time.
    Changed cal. And I think apart from misses I have only lost one animal in 15yrs. So ya can insert ya Poo 4 3 in any oriface ya want, coz that's all they are good for in my book.......lol
    And poking fires.


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