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Originally Posted by FurFlyin
Every prepper needs a 308 or 30-06, or both. Most commonly available ammo in the US.


I thought the same thing before the last big ammo shortage.
Those two calibers were some of the first to disappear.


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Originally Posted by Okatuppa
Originally Posted by FurFlyin
Every prepper needs a 308 or 30-06, or both. Most commonly available ammo in the US.


I thought the same thing before the last big ammo shortage.
Those two calibers were some of the first to disappear.


6.5 Creedmoor was er'where though!


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Interesting…I never knew people questioned the viability of the .308.


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Originally Posted by gundoc
Originally Posted by Okatuppa
Originally Posted by FurFlyin
Every prepper needs a 308 or 30-06, or both. Most commonly available ammo in the US.


I thought the same thing before the last big ammo shortage.
Those two calibers were some of the first to disappear.


6.5 Creedmoor was er'where though!


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I think they all good - glad i added 308 to my rotation and it will be in the line up

270 does not get lot of love - but i always find blood right where he stood when i shot deer with 270. A heavy bullet and a light bullet did not produce blood at shot sight w 308.

I like the gun and i think it is more about finding the right bullet. I hit that dude great last night at 70-80 yards. 270 hotter but longer action and mine considerable more recoil. I am going to experiment with my 308 next year w the 150 grain nbt PCP tried to put me on. He had some impressive holes with 150 nbt

308 lighter and more ammo options and shorter recoil. Lot of it i think about finding right bullet for your gun


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Originally Posted by Skullworks
Interesting…I never knew people questioned the viability of the .308.



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Originally Posted by Skullworks
Interesting…I never knew people questioned the viability of the .308.

It's Aldeer.

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308 just works for the application I use. Kill deer and hogs. Puts small holes in paper at 400 yards. Easy to find. Easy to reload.


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Originally Posted by Skullworks
Interesting…I never knew people questioned the viability of the .308.


i think most are stating a preference. 308 works just like many calibers will . over all the 308 has more going for it than all others . you get ammo or reload to kill ground hogs to moose . really aint much you cant do with a 308 . with that said i dont prefer it as hunting rifle . id rather have a gun for each kinda hunting i do .

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Originally Posted by jmudler
308 just works for the application I use. Kill deer and hogs. Puts small holes in paper at 400 yards. Easy to find. Easy to reload.




yeap , there you go .

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I enjoy hunting with my Howa 308. I shoot Winchester 168 gr Silver Tips thru it. Made my personal best distance shot this season at 395 yards. Good caliber.


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Originally Posted by ElkHunter
I enjoy hunting with my Howa 308. I shoot Winchester 168 gr Silver Tips thru it. Made my personal best distance shot this season at 395 yards. Good caliber.


Those old silver tips are rough on some deer.

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Just from the information out there I've always thought the 308 to be the best all around caliber, or right up there. And I've never owned a 308. lol.

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