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I'd start with the Hornadys, then the Nosler BT and then the Prohunter. Pick the one that shoots best and go slay a deer.

They can't. I've only seen one but the optics were disappointing. Resolution was barely adequate at the range.

Keep the good firearms and sell those that don't perform. The Kimber is pretty darn good. Keep it, everyone needs a 1911 or three.

Gordon, those two rifles sound great. Years ago, I had a .358 Norma build on a '17 Enfield. Other than weight, it was a decent hunting rifle. 250 gr. bullets and all the 4350 you could stuff in the case under the bullet worked fine. One of my hunting pard's uses the .358 Norma and currently...

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