Broomd
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- Sep 29, 2014
- Location
- North Idaho
Gotta love the .308, flat out kills and it's easy on the shooter!
You bet.the buggy details please! and nice shootin
Some pics of my son's "Vintage sniper" rifle and mine that I did stocks for (.308).
Mike
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Headed off to google “federal 168 tru tmk”Found it
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Every rifleman should have at least one .308…Man this thread makes me want to get a 308 barrel for one of platforms. staball match is plenty around me and I currently have a few lbs and 30 cal bullets are cheap.
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Ballistic AE tells me that bullet will get to about 580 yards before dropping to 1800fps.Berger 185 OTM Tactical / Juggernaut at 2600 fps will get you 1800 ft lbs out to about 350 to 375 yds depending on elevation, etc. It is one of the easiest bullets to tune that I have ever seen. It kills.
a 200 Hybrid at 2500 fps will get you another 50 yds, maybe.
44 gr Varget and 185 Juggernauts at 100 yds off a bipod while zeroing a scope.View attachment 835335
Yes. You are correct. I was looking at ft lbs of energy instead of fps.Ballistic AE tells me that bullet will get to about 580 yards before dropping to 1800fps.
John
Heavy could be ok though if it means even less recoil and a more stable rifle. How heavy are we talking compared to the standard stock?I really like it. It fits me perfectly, most of my shooting is done from ladder stands or shooting houses sometimes off hand but those shots are usually less than 50 yards. It has a wide flat forend that makes it great for shooting with a prop but not so wide as to be uncomfortable shooting free handed. The downside is it's heavy.
Me too, what is that magix, looks like it shoots superb!Headed off to google “federal 168 tru tmk”
ETA couple boxes inbound.
Heavy could be ok though if it means even less recoil and a more stable rifle. How heavy are we talking compared to the standard stock?
Did you shoot that goat in your picture with a 308?Gotta love the .308, flat out kills and it's easy on the shooter!
Now thats a good looking setup! How do you like the magazine change?View attachment 836291Here's my setup factory savage 110 Magpul. Tract Toric 4-20x50 in Burris rings, sick scythe ti. Unloaded it weighs just a bit over 12 lbs. To me that's not very heavy. My dad runs a factory 110 hog hunter in 308 with a Leupold vx5 HD 3-18x44 and a sico harvester Evo just from handling his rifle I'd say it's probably 2 maybe 2.5 pounds lighter. Difference in recoil is negligible between the two.
I have an older Browning A-Bolt II that shoots those Barnes 168’s to .75”. Lots of Whitetails have made the freezer in front of it.It seems that I have been patiently waiting for a nice 308 forever.....until October when I won on GB a un-fired Remington Custom North American rifle. HS Precision stock, 24" Fluted Barrel, Muzzle Crown, Bedded like a glove with a 3-shot ragged hole test target from South Dakota using factory Barnes 168s.
Got this guy with him with factory Barnes in November....have three loads right now in the blocks waiting for weather to break for a trip to the range.
I will post when completed.
No, that one was a LH ultralight Rem 700 in .280 I built.Did you shoot that goat in your picture with a 308?
It's been solid. It's an ambidextrous paddle in front of the trigger guard. Never had one come loose at an inopportune time and have been able to swap them easily without looking. I run two magazines one for supers one for subs.Now thats a good looking setup! How do you like the magazine change?
That XP is bad ass. Nice shooting tooI wanted to do some drop confirmations with the Dirty Thirty/308 Winchester. We had winds from the northwest, which was a quartering headwind for us. I was shooting to the north. After the guys got all of their stuff done, Glenn spotted for me while I started doing some drop confirmations. The quartering headwind noticeably pushed my bullets down as I extended distances, but I still had fun.
Even at 300 yards it took me more elevation to hit my target, then it should've. By 400 yards I had a sense of how much I should add at 500 yards. At 500 yards, my first shot at the 10 inch diamond target was close to a center hit.
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