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Does anyone have opinions on either?
I'm looking to buy my first bolt action hunting rifle, and I've got it narrowed down to 30-06 and am looking at either the CVA Cascade... or stepping up a bit to the Bergara Wilderness Sierra for the adjustable cheek riser, muzzle brake, and it just felt a bit better overall. I know the CVA has a Bergara barrel, so I'm not sure if I'm hoping someone will tell me to save money with the CVA, or spend more up front with the Bergara
Before anyone tries to sell me on a different caliber.. please for the love of all that is holy.. DON'T I've flip flopped enough after watching too many youtube videos/podcasts convincing me as a new FA owner / first time hunter on some new hot cartridge. 30-06 seems to be the most ubiquitous hunting rifle that is able to do most everything I need at the moment.
Thanks!
I'm looking to buy my first bolt action hunting rifle, and I've got it narrowed down to 30-06 and am looking at either the CVA Cascade... or stepping up a bit to the Bergara Wilderness Sierra for the adjustable cheek riser, muzzle brake, and it just felt a bit better overall. I know the CVA has a Bergara barrel, so I'm not sure if I'm hoping someone will tell me to save money with the CVA, or spend more up front with the Bergara

Before anyone tries to sell me on a different caliber.. please for the love of all that is holy.. DON'T I've flip flopped enough after watching too many youtube videos/podcasts convincing me as a new FA owner / first time hunter on some new hot cartridge. 30-06 seems to be the most ubiquitous hunting rifle that is able to do most everything I need at the moment.
Thanks!