The battle between bolt action and semi

IMO, since you are looking at long range, and for other reasons I'm not going to bother to enumerate as they have already been covered, you should simply go with a bolt capable of reaching about 1 moa, or an inch at 100 yards. You will need an accurate rifle to compensate for the inherent inaccuracy of a rifle. A 1 moa rifle can be expected to be off target by a radius of up to two inches, and if your own human error is added to that, instead of making a hit low in the lungs, you may wind up clipping a critter's intestines.

A person who lacks experience and skill is the person who needs an accurate, flat shooting rifle, to compensate for any shortcomings in ability.
 
Have two M100's,

swapped out the FP per the recall and devised a bedding procedure to incease accuracy. Had no problems with them and from a200 prone position they would group my reloads inside the "X ring".

Simple once a year cleaning of gas system was not a problem. Magazine still availabe from Windner's. Made on the same tooling but no "trademark".
 
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