MotorSeven
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BrianW said:
LOL! That's it!! end of the "best round" discussuion.........lol
Getting a New Deer Rifle
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LOL! That's it!! end of the "best round" discussuion.........lol
Erik_in_Hoyt
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Good choice of both round and rifle.
for the record, the .308 is more accurate when using 147 grain match bullets in a rifle with match barrel and receiver. I got this info from an ex-military sniper. It's also very limited in the range of bullet weights you can get commercially.
the 30-06 on the other hand is commercially loaded from 55 - 220 grains, so is able to be used to good effect for everything found in N. America from gophers to elk. (yes, Remington makes a 55 grain load - shoots a .223 bullet with discarding sabot at a frightening velocity)
that pump remmy is also very nice - good choice and good hunting!
for the record, the .308 is more accurate when using 147 grain match bullets in a rifle with match barrel and receiver. I got this info from an ex-military sniper. It's also very limited in the range of bullet weights you can get commercially.
the 30-06 on the other hand is commercially loaded from 55 - 220 grains, so is able to be used to good effect for everything found in N. America from gophers to elk. (yes, Remington makes a 55 grain load - shoots a .223 bullet with discarding sabot at a frightening velocity)
that pump remmy is also very nice - good choice and good hunting!
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I love my Ruger #1 7mm Mag with 140 grain Noslers and 2.5X-10X Leopould scope for long range kills, but have harvested more deer and hogs with my Winchester Model 94 lever action in .44MAG with 240 grain hollowpoints and a Williams peep sight @ < 100 yards.....I hardly ever get to use my Thompson Center Encore in .44MAG for backup!
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