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    165 to 180gn projectiles is where the 30/06 does its best work. for the short barrel forget the 30/06 and go for the 308 IMO. 30/06 would be better served with a 22" barrel.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zeropak View Post
    165 to 180gn projectiles is where the 30/06 does its best work. for the short barrel forget the 30/06 and go for the 308 IMO. 30/06 would be better served with a 22" barrel.
    3006 is 20” at moment


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    168 Berger vld at 2870 out of 21 inch barrel, proven out to 400 ydsName:  IMG_0040.jpeg
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    I dont know the answer to this but wouldn’t it depend on what sort if animals you are hunting ?

    If you’re night shooting, did you choose a larger cart to help them fall on the spot and be easier to find ?

    Just wondering if a flat shhooting bullet is better in the dark when ranging is uncertain ?

    I’ll be interested to hear the advice of others more knowledgeable.

 

 

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