A brush gun around here is a 30-30 because the bullet will wade through twigs or maybe a stick that is in front of your sight path. It is considered a very good training rifle, for a beginner also. If I ever took up hunting again I would like to try a Bolt action 30-30 because you could use a boat tailed bullet in them. Yes they are usually shorter and when you have to get around in these Penna mountain Laural thickets, or the crab apple trees when you may be tracking one,they are the best to have with you.
On the other hand My choice is a 270 bolt action.good for long distance and a good varmint gun. I do think the two next most popular guns around here are 7.MM Magnum and the 308. several years ago the predecessors of these were 45/70, 25-06, 22/250 Savage,and the 30-40 Springfield. these were the choice of the fellas I used to hunt with.
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