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After seeing that chart I'll have to try the LRX in my 7-08:) Looks like it will out shoot my 120 tsx load in the 7-08 and my 150 tsx load in the 308.

I have several of both and don't care who wins!! smile They are both great rounds!!!



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I chose 308 primarily because ammo is everywhere and cheaper. Even though I handload I sometimes find deals on loaded ammo I can't pass up.

While I've not loaded any, some of the heavier 190-210 gr 308 bullets look darn good in a 308. At least on paper. Don't know how you answer that with a 7-08.


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sasquatch beard......



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Originally Posted by n8dawg6
.308 has more knock-down power


That's funny right there.


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Originally Posted by JMR40
I chose 308 primarily because ammo is everywhere and cheaper. Even though I handload I sometimes find deals on loaded ammo I can't pass up.

While I've not loaded any, some of the heavier 190-210 gr 308 bullets look darn good in a 308. At least on paper.
Don't know how you answer that with a 7-08.


The down side there is increased recoil.

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Originally Posted by Reloder28
Originally Posted by n8dawg6
.308 has more knock-down power


That's funny right there.


Didn't think there were still people out there that actually believe that.

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Originally Posted by RDFinn
Originally Posted by Reloder28
Originally Posted by n8dawg6
.308 has more knock-down power


That's funny right there.


Didn't think there were still people out there that actually believe that.


Me too, that's why I thought it was funny.


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Originally Posted by n8dawg6
.308 has more knock-down power



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The 308 is UBER, it'll knock wooly mammoth off their feet.

By wooly mammoth I don't mean Mom 'slave.

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Good.
She does not prefer short actions.......
Sorry.


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Originally Posted by JMR40


While I've not loaded any, some of the heavier 190-210 gr 308 bullets look darn good in a 308. At least on paper. Don't know how you answer that with a 7-08.


Yeah, and what do they bring to the table that a 7/08/175gr Partition doesn't? That's like arguing how a 165 BT is vastly superior to a 150 BT.

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SquatToPee,

The only thing you can "bring" to ANY table is Imagination,unless you of course count Pretend,too.

Do tell................


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Maybe, but at least I can SEE the top of the table without standing on my tippy-toes. Maybe you need some fuggin' head-vise time Uncle Fester.

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SquatToPee,

It's your Imagination,Pretend with it...as you must.

Now was it a 7-08 or 308 Montana that TOTALLY whipped your ass,I can't remember?

Hey wait...maybe I do.

Laughing................


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Why not have another, non-defective .270 WSM barrel screwed on?

How was it determined to be a bad barrel?

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SquatToPee used herself as a "barometer" of "evaluation".................


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Originally Posted by RDFinn
Originally Posted by Reloder28
Originally Posted by n8dawg6
.308 has more knock-down power


That's funny right there.


Didn't think there were still people out there that actually believe that.


you mean sarcastic people? (grin)


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I've owned guns in both chamberings and - honest to God - it's hard to tell any difference between them at practical hunting ranges (350 yards and in). Even if you're limiting yourself to factory loads, you can find lots of options with the 7-08. Get whatever turns your crank. You'll be equally pleased.

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Have some familiarity myself...................


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Originally Posted by Take_a_knee
Originally Posted by JMR40


While I've not loaded any, some of the heavier 190-210 gr 308 bullets look darn good in a 308. At least on paper. Don't know how you answer that with a 7-08.


Yeah, and what do they bring to the table that a 7/08/175gr Partition doesn't? That's like arguing how a 165 BT is vastly superior to a 150 BT.


After looking closer, not much. You are right.


Most people don't really want the truth.

They just want constant reassurance that what they believe is the truth.
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