There are 20+ cartridges that would meet the end of conversation criteria..308 end of conversation.
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There are 20+ cartridges that would meet the end of conversation criteria..308 end of conversation.
I totally agree and will add more reasons for an "End Of Conversation" status.308 end of conversation.
-factory ammo, selection.
-reloading, most availability for those burn rates of powders and bullet selection. Also one of the cheapest big game rounds to reload. I should mention bang for your buck, can get about 140-160 loads per lb of powder.
-rifles, efficient with short barrels. Doesn’t require a 24/26” tube to maintain muzzle velocity.
-recoil, manageable in light weight rifles.
-not a man bun cartridge.
-can load it for coyotes or moose.
-doesn’t have a metric size in the name.
-short action.
-factory rifle selection is great.
With the barnes copper bullets?Farthest elk was 587 yards and mule deer was 525 yards.
Your use of vocabulary is well above what is .308 believers can even comprehend brother.These “end of conversation” rationales are the epitome of mental masturbation. If you added them all up you might have a gnat’s eyelash worth of real world significance.
Depends on the bullet and the chamber, but you can easily get 600+ yards of minimum velocity form reliable expansion with copper bullets.With the barnes copper bullets?
They all work,There are 20+ cartridges that would meet the end of conversation criteria.
Yes the 127gr lrx Barnes bullets.With the barnes copper bullets?
Heck yeah. nice shooting. Glad are good that far on elk!Yes the 127gr lrx Barnes bullets.
I love that caliber as well. I finally outfitted mine with an MDT Field Stock. Right at 9.5lbs with a scope. I don't expect a lot of walking since, well, I am disabled and can't walk much over 100-200 yards at a time. I had a carbon stock on it and I loved the weight, but the dimensions were just odd. It was a Stocky's. The vertical grip was way far back and you had to really choke up on it.I like the 280 Ackley Improved, especially if you're headed out elk hunting a couple of times and reaching out to 400 yds for deer. 280 AI is now available in factory loaded ammo and its easily handloaded if lighter loads are desired. Its just a tad slower than 7mm Rem Mag. I prefer to be over-gunned to being under powered. It boils down to personal preference.