But people where ultra skeptical

@Convo heavier in what sense?

You're not wrong to be skeptical, but that gun Wyatt linked does seem like a good 400yd+ entry platform

beeger boolet

no

To learn what you actually want to drop money on

lol

wot

They shoot literally the same projectiles @Convo

@Farseer are you in Detroit

I still think the best is to learn on 17 or 22

Israel

I would own a win mag if it was a more common round

It gets you involved

Wel true learning

You learn the fundamentals

look at the jew symbols on the wall

Stephen where the fuck do you live

I learned on 7.62x54r lol

Where I live it's everywhere

I'm assuming someone proficient in rifle shooting but has never done long range

@Convo the .300winmag has more effective range because it has a higher muzzle velocity

Because these tiny bullets are so easily manipulated by the outside forces

They really teach you about wind, drop etc

All while being able to get good at your local 100 yard range

Again, you aren't wrong, but there are steps.

Which is super easy access to normies

I've got a .308 @Caerulus_Rex I was looking for something really long range. the 6.5 looks similar to the .308, is it worth it two have a 6.5 and .308?

to have*

I learned long range on a 50 cal

Right and a 400yd+ range is much harder to come by

Damn, that's expensive learning

Im just saying what I suggest to normies on a budget is that

Implying I paid for ammo

yea im fantasizing about dropping cash i dont have yet on a .338, but I hear its not worth the money per round

Nope

@SledgeHammer near nyc

@BershaeS .308 ammo is easily obtained and a better SHTF option. 6.5 creedmore has better ballistic properties and is a competition round.

It's shooting 5 dollar bills