Which is better 7mm-08 Remington or 243 Winchester?

 Hey welcome back. Today we are going to be taking a look at a 7mm-08 Remington and the .243 Winchester. I have shot both of these calibers. I loved both. I shot my first deer a big 4x5 mule deer buck. And I shot my 3x5 mule deer buck with my 7mm-08. Even though these two calibers are almost identical in size with where the bullet is and how long it is the 7mm-08 packs a little more punch than the .243 Win. The 243 has a faster flatter shooting round but the 7mm-08 can shoot a lighter grain bullet to be as flat and as fast. The 243 is good for varmit's target shooting deer coyote and some people even use it for bears. And the 7mm-08 Remington is good for 300 yard shots at coyotes deer elk bear and a lot more things. 

    In my opinion you can't go wrong with either caliber. They are both great cartridges. Even though the 243 has 6 1/2 pound recoil difference it might pay to shoot one or the other depending on where you live. 

    And i am going to try and post tips and caliber differences once a week. Thanks

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