A few years back, my brother needed a 'better' guiding gun than his M94 in .356 Winchester. He'd dropped a number of wounded moose with that lever gun, but was having trouble with the mag stop letting rounds slide past and jam the action. That this only happened with old worn rim brass, did not make him feal any more secure.

I traded him my M46 Husky with 3-9X M3200 Bushnel scope for that Winchester& scope. I then sold the Winchester at the next local gun show - $550.00 iirc. It had a nice little old 2 1/2X ScopeChief on it and 100 rounds of old brass-loaded.

That same M46 is now hunting Moose North East of Town. In checking it's zeros a couple days ago, my bro made a cloverleaf with the Norma 286's then planted snake-eyes 1/2" above those with a pair of 293gr. TUGs. Total group size at 100 meters was 1" centre to centre. Both loads were running 2,200fps.