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308 & 3006
No problem bro. I too grow tired of the folks that keep saying the .308 has the same ballistics as the 30-06. I'm going to step out on a limb and say a 06 loaded to modern performance levels will probably be closer to a .300 win mag than a .308, or at least be in between.- V8r
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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308 & 3006
Did you even read my post lash? From what I can tell we agree. Might want to read a little more carefully.- V8r
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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308 & 3006
I for one don't buy in to the " .308 has the same Ballistics as a 30-06" argument I have read over and over on the Internet. I just don't see how a round that has less powder capacity would shoot the same ballisticaly as a larger capacity cased round keeping bullet weights and design the same...- V8r
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Optics base for Weatherby Vanguard Series II .308
Murphy precision also makes a one piece pic rail. On a short action Weatherby Vanguard /Howa you can only use 2 Piece Remington 700 bases. if you want a one piece base you have to get the ones specific for a short action Howa or Weatherby Vanguard. The long action Vanguard/ Howas are the same...- V8r
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Wetherby Vanguard Series 2 RC Varmint
I have the older trigger on my .308 (3 position safety) and the new HACT trigger on my .223. I dissasembled both trigger assemblies and polished all contact surfaces to a almost mirror shine. Both are good triggers with my favorite being the Hact trigger. on the other hand the older trigger...- V8r
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Wetherby Vanguard Series 2 RC Varmint
Glad to see another Texan on here. I know exactly where Dury's is, and it is a nice gun shop. I am a big Howa fan (virtually the same as a Weatherby vanguard), and I believe you will pleased with the accuracy.Both of mine (Howa) shoot sub MOA out to three hundred yards so far with factory...- V8r
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