Hey Glendon Mullins. The first deer rifle that I owned was also a 700 30-06. I bought it when I was 13. What ammo do you run through yours? Mine has always shot well with 180 gr corelokt’s. It actually shoots most 180 grain ammo well and most to the same point of impact at 100 yards. I shoot other rifles now, but have always loved that 30-06.My Dad gave me his Remington Model 700 30-06 that he bought in the early 70's off a guy for $150 bucks, the guy thought something was wrong with the gun. because he couldn't get it to keep zero. Dad bought it replaced the scope with a brand new top of the line Redfield Widefield 3X9 and it's killed untold numbers of whitetails, a few bear, and a few bobcats since then lol. And it has held zero and never had to be sighted in again ever.
For years we used corelocts, 165grains and 180 grains, both shot well. Springle in some winchester powerpoints here and there , and plain old federal blue boxes. Nothing fancy. Dad was a coal miner that hunted for 1 week out of the year, we bought what was on the shelf and it all worked.Hey Glendon Mullins. The first deer rifle that I owned was also a 700 30-06. I bought it when I was 13. What ammo do you run through yours? Mine has always shot well with 180 gr corelokt’s. It actually shoots most 180 grain ammo well and most to the same point of impact at 100 yards. I shoot other rifles now, but have always loved that 30-06.
How’d those 69gr hammers work out for you brother?I have a load in my brothers mossberg 243 with a 69gr absolute hammer going 3650, hopefully come November I can see what that does for him.