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<blockquote data-quote="SLE" data-source="post: 384848" data-attributes="member: 3889">If you like your Christenson’s and want a step up check out Fierce Fire Arms. I have a 6.5 PRC with a night force NX8 and the accuracy unbelievable with factory 147 ELDMs.Might be a little light caliber wise if this is a regular moose / elk gun but I do know serval folks that do swear by it on elk so I guess it depends on what range you want to be able to kill big game. If a 6.5 PRC is too small for your liking, I’d consider the 300 PRC from my own research. Lots of bullet choices up to and over 200 grains compared to the 7.Just my two cents. Scope wise, lots of good options. Do you want tactical so you can dial targets or are you more of a hold over guy? Leopold, Nightforce, Zeis, Burris, Swarovski, even the higher end Vortex etc all have good glass. Depends on range you want to shoot, type of reticle, first or second focal plane depending on if you want to be able to hold over or go dialable turrets, illuminated reticle, how much weight, zero stop, and how much power. Do you like lots of magnification or are u a person that can bang steel at 500 yards on 10 power? Lots of questions here.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SLE, post: 384848, member: 3889"] If you like your Christenson’s and want a step up check out Fierce Fire Arms. I have a 6.5 PRC with a night force NX8 and the accuracy unbelievable with factory 147 ELDMs. Might be a little light caliber wise if this is a regular moose / elk gun but I do know serval folks that do swear by it on elk so I guess it depends on what range you want to be able to kill big game. If a 6.5 PRC is too small for your liking, I’d consider the 300 PRC from my own research. Lots of bullet choices up to and over 200 grains compared to the 7. Just my two cents. Scope wise, lots of good options. Do you want tactical so you can dial targets or are you more of a hold over guy? Leopold, Nightforce, Zeis, Burris, Swarovski, even the higher end Vortex etc all have good glass. Depends on range you want to shoot, type of reticle, first or second focal plane depending on if you want to be able to hold over or go dialable turrets, illuminated reticle, how much weight, zero stop, and how much power. Do you like lots of magnification or are u a person that can bang steel at 500 yards on 10 power? Lots of questions here. [/QUOTE]

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