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LmaoShow me on this doll where the inanimate cartridge touched you
it says will you not own, not that you HATE anything.I will NOT own a 7mm-08,I dont HATE it but I will not own one ever
The .308 is at a slight disadvantage to its necked-down 7mm offspring, at 300-800 yards. It's got lower velocity, less kinetic energy delivered on target, more bullet drop, and more wind drift.
But if you believe in practicing a lot and getting a lot of trigger time, the cheap and plentiful availability of .308 wins.
You can get affordable remanufactured 308, imported foreign-made 308, and old military surplus 7.62 NATO. These options give that caliber the advantage.
Because 308 and 300 win mag. I can shoot targets or game at very long known range with either. And i don't see myself in a SD situation where I got to shoot people at long distance or unknown range where the difference in bullet trajectory is going to matter.Why?
bought one,didnt like it, sold it, never want another.The 6.5 will go if I dont like it.Okay. Why?