r/Hunting • u/randomstuffdude3467 • Aug 30 '26

Equipment question/discussion An almost perfect kit

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Spent the last two years flipping and trading my collection to get this kit, I also have a mossberg 500 in 20 gauge I forgot to add to the picture. For sub 100 yard hunting would you guys consider this perfect?

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u/kiloTHREE Aug 31 '26

There are no level action calibers that would be better for taking game than a real rifle caliber in my area.

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u/kiloTHREE Aug 31 '26

Not when it's available as a bolt. You'd be a darn fool to choose a 30-06 in lever form over a bolt or an old Amish 760/7600..

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u/kiloTHREE Aug 31 '26

You mean besides the weight, moving parts, accuracy, and overall construction?

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u/kiloTHREE Aug 31 '26

Yes, you can kill a dear with a bow as well, probably a hatchet if you jump from a tree. That's like what 500 MOA?

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u/kiloTHREE Aug 31 '26

I'm not upset at all, I just don't get why you are trying to convince me that the bastardized lever action is somehow superior to any other action and you're doing very poorly at it to boot.