Not everyone who choses a med bore or a magnum as a hunting cartridge has chosen it as a practice rifle. Usually they have a smaller caliber for practice sessions. Why would anyone do otherwise ? Each have their place and a heavy recoiling hunting rifle is not the best choice for extended practice . Trigger time is trigger time and good shooting form is invaluable. Nothing will screw up good form quicker than an uncomfortable rifle... on the bench or in the field.
Nothing spooky about the larger calibers when the're used as intended.
Fit Form & Fire.
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