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  • Guest
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    How has the bison venture panned out flea?

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  • blackpowder
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    Felt recoil is also a function of the size and weight of your rifle. As well as the fit of the stock. U bought lite rifles....
    Once I put a proper length of pull and cheek rise stock on my 458, it was night and day. A recoil tube in butt helped too. Stocks meant for scopes can beat you up if using sights or red dots.
    Use high quality electronic muffs. Don't develop a flinch.
    Brakes make it loud.
    06 and 308 very similar. 3 + - more grains to achieve 2400 fps with a 165 pill.
    308 was the standard match round for decades. It fits a short action and is a more efficient case. Reload manuals will always mislead you about weight range of applicable bullets. But your twist rate actually dictates what will work.
    Terminal ballistics another matter.
    The most efficient cow killer I've seen is a 22 Hornet.
    You need to match the bullets design characteristics with the correct velocities. It needs to penetrate only as far as necessary while giving the desired expansion.
    Drilling high velocity laser beam holes does not produce the required hydraulic shock.
    U indicated short range work.
    If you like levers, a 45-70 can be loaded up or down in a wide range to suit your needs. Factory Leverrevolution ammo can be a little warm.
    Thinking 30-30 might be a fine fit if all shots up close and in the brain box.
    Weighty slugs for diameter designed for lower velocity work with soft flat points.
    Have fun!
    Get a reload press.
    Last edited by blackpowder; Dec 23, 2023, 23:25.

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  • flea beetle
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    Actually, that is a beautiful gun on its own. Really like the stainless takedown model. Wouldn’t want to wreck it with anything on top. Interesting how they got pointed rifle cartridges to work in a lever action!
    Last edited by flea beetle; Dec 23, 2023, 22:34.

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  • flea beetle
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    Originally posted by caseih View Post
    Browning BLR , you’ll love it, light and can get heavy loads
    In .308? What would you put on top?

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  • Guest
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    Browning BLR , you’ll love it, light and can get heavy loads

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  • flea beetle
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    I guess it is either keep using what I got, or get a more nimble .308. Maybe hit the Boxing Day sales at Cabela’s and see if anything strikes my fancy. If anything, might come home with a new set of field dressing knives. Lol

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  • makar
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    Originally posted by flea beetle View Post

    Do you think the ballistics are different enough to warrant buying another gun? You think he is just whining about the kick on the 30-06?

    I guess I could leave the 30-06 as a long range and set up the .308 as a short range gun. Would you go low power scope or red dot? Sometimes shoot amongst other animals if that changes your mind one way or the other.
    .270 is a necked down 30-06, basically same cartridge smaller and faster bullet. For your purpose no need for it.

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  • sk_wheatking
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    Just keep using your 30-06. The 270 and 30-06 recoil difference isn't noticeable, no .270 round is going to bounce off a buffalo's head from 100 yards, that's a great caliber for all around use. I have bigger caliber firearms such as a remington 10 guage shotgun and a remington model 700 sendero 300 RUM. I don't find shooting them to be any worse than any other shotgun or high powered rifle I have. My only Complaint with those two is the weight of them to carry them around, and the price of ammunition is absolutely gross.
    Merry Christmas!

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  • shtferbrains
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    Don't see any significant advantage or disadvantage to any you mention.

    Cheapest old 303 or SKS will do the job if you can hit what you are aiming at,

    Assuming you will be shooting most at close range out of the truck window?

    Use a couple of boxes of shells to make sure your gun is sighted and your comfortable with it.
    Last edited by shtferbrains; Dec 23, 2023, 22:03.

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  • flea beetle
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    Any favourite guns in .308?

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