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I've owned both and have stuck with the Weatherby's They are expensive to load for but cheaper than the 338LM if you have to buy brass. The Weatherby's are guaranteed accurate. The WBYs also have terrific stock and I find the comb to align my eye with scopes very well. I am not a Weatherby...

I inherited my Uncle Valentine's Argentine Mauser Carbine. It took me quite a bit of research on the web to figure out what it was because not many were made. It is in great shape and has a TUrkish crescent and star on it. From everything I have read about these, it having been in Turkey...

93FVSS - You can't beat the Accutrigger. Mine easily shoots sub 1 MOA (slightly) with the right ammo.

6.5 or 7mm TCU. Plenty for deer at reasonable ranges. Low recoil.

1911 because that is what I am familiar with. Never shot a Sig.

Ruger Single-Six or High Standard Dura-matic

I vote for the hand cannon for practice. Makes it much easier to shoot your "regular" pistols.

51 yrs old and carry any of 5 different full size or cammander size 1911s. Springfields, Kimber, S&W E-Series, or Rock Island (best trigger ever on a factory 1911).

RUger LCP or if I am wearing a long loose shirt, a full size 1911 in stainless.

Obviously a bigger caliber is better. (I carry .45 ACP). But there are those folks out there, cops, soldiers who have been under fire, etc. who can probably keep their cool better than the rest of us. THere is also the stress of compettion that can get you ready. SOme people can't handle...