I tend to agree that you should really shoot both guns (on a couple different occasions and hopefully different guns). My 270 is a downright deer murdering device but it takes some getting used to. It is very picky about being in exactly the right place in my shoulder pocket. Now it is second nature but she paid me a price for awhile. I wouldn't want to wish her on a kid. First impressions are really a big thing. Especially when you start dealing in high horsepower. Scope placement is also a thing. Better have it perfect or she'll bleed ya.
I think a 243 will have a little flatter trajectory and be faster too so it might be the way to go....
Course there is really something to say about passing guns down through generations. You can tell stories about them that you were told then your kids will tell to their kids.
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