Pricy, pretty and heavy would not be my priorities for a hunting rifle. Especially when it comes to real backwoods hunts like moose or elk.
Unless you have the kind of camp setup thats basically a drive up to a nice enclosed blind, my focus would be reliable, durable and lightweight.
Now, if you wanted a nice PRS setup that you bring out on sunny days to slap steel at 700 yards, that sounds like a great option, but for in the woods, I want cerakote or stainless in a synthetic stock with the bare minimum accessories as I need for the trek.
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u/FD4L Sep 04 '26
Pricy, pretty and heavy would not be my priorities for a hunting rifle. Especially when it comes to real backwoods hunts like moose or elk.
Unless you have the kind of camp setup thats basically a drive up to a nice enclosed blind, my focus would be reliable, durable and lightweight.
Now, if you wanted a nice PRS setup that you bring out on sunny days to slap steel at 700 yards, that sounds like a great option, but for in the woods, I want cerakote or stainless in a synthetic stock with the bare minimum accessories as I need for the trek.